Be careful of buying in an association where there could be a lot of upcoming assessments. good luck guys! 

They basically will not approve the plat or any associated building permits until all requirements are fulfilled.  

I have had 2 different doors kicked in over the years by "associates" of the tenant.

People can read books, attend local networking groups, and spend a lot of time trying to piece together information.I do think people sometimes underestimate the risk associated with real estate.

Find a local real estate investors association and find out from people there who they recommend. 

One of my associates has a large mall that requires about 40 trucks and equipment .  

You have neighborhood associations, affordable housing groups, public officials, developers and land owners grappling over who has the right solution for the housing crisis and growing homeless population. 

Make sure to keep a detailed list of income and expenses associated with the property.

Often, though not always, the financial situation of the condo association could be a mess, thus giving you a higher risk of a special assessment.

Also make sure that if there is an association, you are not violating the ordinances