She states "there is a clause that can be in effect that helps with the potential nightmare this could be, however I have never reviewed one".I've read otherwise; where the tenant can be reported to their social worker which then makes them responsible for handling these repairs themselves.Can anyone point me in the right direction to get the correct verbage to make this the tenant's responsibility?  

As it points out in the discussion this means there will be an excise tax charged on both transactions.I am going to bring this up at the May 26th meeting to see what the group has to say about this subject and how they are handling their closings. 

I intend to flip the house as quickly as possible since I have a hard money loan.What is the best way to handle this deal?

Whoever was handling the short sale either dropped the ball, or couldn't negotiate a settlement satisfactory to the hoa.

I've been researching this for myself as well, and I've come across two companies that are designed to handle the property management and cleaning services for you at a nominal fee.

Does anybody know how a SD IRA which is invested in an LLC that owns several rental properties is handled in case of a divorce?

Any thoughts on how to handle the situation is appreciated. 

What is the best way to handle a property we back taxes in the Ga area?

I have been a commercial real estate agent since 1999 in Newport Beach, CA and have handled over 1,000 transactions from selling a college campus to leasing small industrial units.  

If the buyer was a licensed agent then you report them to the BRE not the board.. the board handles realtor squabbles this is much more serious.. and if the =buyer is licensed you threaten the real estate commission to get the attention  either way to try to prosecute this with lawyers will cost a lot of money !