You may luck out once or twice but that third one, could cost you the other two!!

Consider hiring one of those management companies so that you have a somewhat independent third party to pass things by rather than imposing things willy-nilly; hiring one of these companies might be expensive and raise your member dues ...And while you're talking with those other HOAs in your area, you can always ask to see the rules that they follow, and which ones are most commonly enforced and which lead to the most gripes.

The one behind yours (property three), which faces to the next street over, backs to the driveway, so the tenants of this third property can use your drive to get to their property.

Auto insurance is about a third of Ca(guessing) because there is nobody on the roads in SD to run into!

They may be taking action to secure it through a third party or property manager.Most likely Citi believes there is equity in the property and are taking action.

If you were to LO buy one like this you should use a third party loan service company, get online access to the mortgage account or pay it yourself, just to make sure a foreclosure sign isn't stuck on your window when you're half way into the lease.

I'm thinking a third party servicer (maybe an escrow company?)

If you get three bids for most jobs, they will vary widely, with the cheapest being as little as a third of the highest.

Nice.The third one rejected my first offer 2 months ago, so I resubmitted it a week ago.

Third, help him/her to create a plan to resolve that issue, and help him/her to implement that plan.