Basically I went through the HOA rules and regulations and no where in there does it prohibit signs (if it did they'd be breaking their own rules) but I spoke to the employees there today and they said they don't want any one else's signs posted up I don't believe this is a rule this is just something they want.

A bridge loan would be 12-24 months interest only as well but does not come with a PPP as strict as the 10yr I/O.

You will also spend a lot of time talking with people about different options and then pricing them out detailed and itemized and then they tell you they expected a $5,000 job and not $25,000 - you just wasted two days for $0.Personally I would do this: Free estimates are a verbal range only and I would strictly limit my time to 30 minutes on site.

I could really use some advice on where I could find laws or regulations on the responsibility of the owners when costs arise such as roof repair, landscaping, exterior remodel….

The way it will work is  we will have all say so of who comes in & out of our house, guidelines and regulations, and there would be no outside party with overriding say on who comes, goes, and stays. 

SD STR rules are fairly strict, (but STRs are allowed): https://www.sandiego.gov/treas...

@Dorjee Wangchen It's not actually strictly a condo issue it's an association issue. 

They get sick and you have a turn and the washer dryer breaks of folks smoked weed even though you have a strict policy against it and you have a family checking in at 3.

For a first-time homebuyer, I determined that the BRRR method via the FHA loan direction was the best financial strategy in my situation.Due to the nature of this loan, the guidelines and regulations to have a solid appraisal and to gain an appropriate value for the property would be a great challenge for us all, and is noted as a obstinate issue in the real estate business: underappraisals.What I found unique about Damon was that, he maneuvered around countless obstacles, from executing an extremely accurate and detailed comparative analysis that eventually brought the final desired value of the home, impeccable negotiation skills that saved me thousands upon thousands of dollars, and what seemed like a never ending supply of ideas that he came up with that passed the rigorous FHA inspection.

So I would know that although house rentals are not part of the regulation today, they are likely to be added in the future.