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The management company says they don't have the upstairs landlord's info and can't get in touch with him/her, and they redirect everything to the HOA, so there is this circle of one party redirecting to another and no one is taking ownership of the situation.So how do these managers collect the HOA fees if they aren't able to contact anybody?

I understand I can help him collect data, I am.

Collect an EM deposit, or part of your fee, from the buyer upon executing the assignment agreement.

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As far as the other 19 that call, you will want to collect their info to build a database of buyers.Such as:Name and contact infoHow many properties they buy each monthAreas they like to invest inPrice rangeLevel of repairsetcAlways advertise your deals even if you already have a buyer for it because you can never have enough buyers on your list.Buyer's are always getting in and out of the bizJust My 2 Cents But It's More Than One Way To Skin One

Or I could simply sublease it and get a $300 spread and whatever option money I can collect from a tenant buyer.

Of course, the $750 security deposit I collected will also factor in.

Create LLC, contract on HUD home, get a online pre-approval letter or if u have your own POF or pre-qual letter, find wholesale buyer, wholesale the LLC, get your fee or only collection a portion, retain 1% ownership to sign close docs, close the deal, collect rest of fee and wholesale person gets the house.

Now you may only collect 70-75% of the cost of repair after depreciation and don't have the option to take the money and sell off the lot.