violations?

PayHOA gave us a platform for online dues collection, maintenance requests, violation tracking, real-time accounting sync to our bank, real-time budgeting, trackable email/SMS/phone outreach, automated USPS mailings, calendar, owner forum, shared document storage, and (just this year) monthly bookkeeping and accounts payable.That last bookkeeping offering alone has saved us thousands of dollars/year, while improving accuracy and responsiveness versus our traditional bookkeepers and accounting service.

Also, in the case of a dispute, the tenant uses the security deposit as leverage whether there were any violations of the ordinance or not.

Or violates the HOA parking rules over and over again?

One bad tenant screening or fair housing violation and doing it yourself will cost more than a PM. 

I just felt as if he was unjustly attacking me when he could have asked me about what I do or just asking the questions rather than stating the violations I was potentially committing, I would have then wrote back (a lot calmer and nicer just as you and I are doing here) and explained in better detail that despite popular belief as long as I make sure to include those words in the title (i.e.

Being fully bound from being able to do evictions for nearly any lease violation, I am concerned on the future of how this will play out.

The violation will explicitly state that you will not be able to sell the property without giving notice of the violation to the buyer.

I have a foundation engineer evaluate the property in the option period to determine how bad the problem actually is, if it violates safety/building code, and figure this cost in my calculations.

When you're finished with those, buy or find for free some distressed seller lists and go network those....divorces, deaths, foreclosures, missed payments, code violations, or whatever other distress people have in your neighborhood.