At a minimum, it appears to me this would violate such a clause and other clauses for causing damage to a neighbor's unit.Why isn't your attorney suggesting that he send demand letters to both the COA (to force the COA to enforce the covenants) and the upstairs neighbor?

Rest assured they will then disappear.The web is not the place to find your lenders, Eric.

And yes, it appears you are working with an unexperienced broker which sucks, especially when they are not communicating with you.

@Mindy Jensen, do they have to be 'proprietary' blogs/articles meaning that BiggerPockets is the only place than have or can appear?

If these three are all “Yes”, and they really should be, then beasts will never appear.4 ) The Law of Attraction Factor – I have spent hundreds of hours reading, thinking, and observing this Law and still haven’t found a single bit of evidence to the contrary.  

From what I've found it appears the seller is an out of state owner who purchased the property in 2018 for $35k and put quite a bit of work into it.

As trendy as it sounds multiculturalism doesn’t always produce harmony: that newly migrated family across the street may not care about property appearance —they are likely good people but the 10 cars in the driveway and unkept lawn is just a sign of their commitment to other priorities.

On a c or d class asset I’d keep em if they are in good condition however I would clean and paint them with fresh paint to jazz up the appearance .

@John UnderwoodYes, and it appears to be posted twice.

I think @Chris Seveney offered to review your investments docs for you he will be able to tell you what you actually did as its appears no one who invested on this thread is exactly certain how their investment was secured ..