[/b]If there were some sort of "protective" law to prevent price slashing the result would be hugely increased risk to every single real estate investor, builder, and developer.

It wasn't a black/white sort of thing, but ramped up incrementally. 4) You must reside in the home for 10 years, however there was a graduated payment plan if you moved early.

I'm learning a lot and re-reading this post made me think that one hopes there is some sort of reference material for how to form a HOA out there.Does anybody know where developers / new homeowners go to form boards and draw up the articles?

I dont mind the working, I mean the 8-5, I just dont like being confined to one area and being told when I can eat, for how long, and that sort of thing, we're in a high rise building, so when i look out window it's so pretty, it makes me feel like a caged eagle .

Anybody ever do this sort of thing?

Some sort of a deal might be a win-win.

[/list:u]What do I need to know, what is the proceedure for this sort of thing?

Do we need to setup a corp. of some sort, then can we show our personal incomes?

For people that invest out of state, what sort of problems do I need to watch out for?

I am looking to close a deal here in a few days and will be verifying my fee being paid out at closing with the lender, however I still want to get the buyer to sign some sort of contract with me just in case.Does anyone have a simple fee agreement contract I could use.Thanks!