Is there anything positive to be said by experienced Flippers about HOAs or even by people who are not profiting or have a vested interest in their behavior?

Aren't you glad you found out this about them before they moved in and started this kind of behavior.

I could deal with most of that but I wouldn't want a ton of dogs with behavior issues at the property.

What if I have a signed agreement with my friend/client prior to her going under contract with my broker.I can say that Im truly shocked and hurt by this behavior.

I hope I'm wrong for your sake, but after learning tenants and their behavior the last few years, I sadly don't think I am.

@Nat Chan You can't let their rude behavior keep you from evaluating all of your options.

May you never find yourself in a financial situation where this behavior begins to make sense.

So, I think a small bank like that would be much more careful to deal in an ethical manner, because word spreads quicker and it's impossible to stay anonymous.While we've certainly seen unethical behavior behind the curtains of large banks, I do believe that most people that work at banks in smaller capacities, want to do honest work and be helpful.

We know that cash basis contractors have zero chance of getting a bank loan so he should never have been put into a lease-option no matter how bad he wanted to buy.DF doesn't have the above scenario in it's bullseye but buyer affordability certainly is and by inference ethical behavior by the investor in L-O.

That doesn't mean hitting or yelling etc.Most people don't know that much about it (I learned it the hard way, when I adopted a 1-year old German Shepherd and knew nothing about Alpha behavior.