The nicer areas are typically referred to as Canyon Hills and are mainly new builder communities and part of an HOA.

I had a bad last tenant who was butting heads with the HOA & it was a lot of headaches for me.My preference is to provide the tenant & me with the “security” of a year term, but have the option to move on if they’re a problem.Thanks for any input!

HOA just acquired this property in October from previous owner that was going into foreclosure.

The HOA is run by some savvy investors who see the value in keeping costs down; the chefs have to eat their own cooking. 

I have been reluctant to buy condos because of the associated HOA monthly payments that could cost more than $250+ monthly, which can eat up the net profit and hurt the bottom line.

Daybreak also has HOA fees.

Need some guidance, I need to set up a fence at rental property (SFH), and HOA needs Survey to be done before I can set up Fence. 

New to investing and wondering witch is a better way to start out as far as rentals, is it better to start with a lower price condo and dealing with HOA and a rental cap for around 190k or a duplex for 290k. 

What about property tax, HOA, homeowner insurance etc on the rental property, should those be included as well?

Also, HOAs can be a real pain in the ***.