Hey everyone,

I wanted to get a little insight/pointers on the strategy I am thinking of taking on my next rental property purchase.

Here is where I currently stand. I can take out a HELOC on my current owner-occupi...

But, my job is to manage the management company and have them manage the property.I will meet in person with the HOA board and have a conversation regarding the communication. 

@Paige Roberts If calling is your only real option do that but you have to control the conversation. 

Trust me, I have this conversation with LP's all the time.

As a broker myself the best thing to do in an initial conversation or message is express that you have a serious intent to buy and within what timeframe.

If your primary focus is to flip housing then a hard/private money lender is your best bet. 

It appears properties on probate can either be sold privately or through public auction.

Today I run a private equity investment firm focused on commercial real estate and along with my operating partners and investors now own 1200+ units worth almost $100MM.So for me it was a good idea to change the strategy.

I saw a Facebook ad for something called Hipcamp, essentially an AirBNB for camping sites, public and private.

Any change from the last landlord to you (how to pay rent, when to pay rent, utility costs, etc...) usually end up as a conversation or attempted negotiation rather than the rules of the building.