Have them pay for an application?

CC&R's and rules do state clearly board needs to inspect and accept any application for ANY improvements. 

Advertise it for at least that.Gauge the number of applicants.

I've got one SFR in Fort Collins, CO with the same tenants for the past 4 years (they just signed another year lease) and one townhome in New Castle, CO (turned over two months ago and people were knocking down the door for an application). 

Hello all my name is Taylor and I am currently getting out of the Marine Corps reserves in about 8 months I am also pursing a job in software engineering.

Just curious what others are using (and happy with) for pro forma and construction applications.

My lender continued to ask for items and I finally informed them I would withdraw my application so they could help someone else.

I found this on Fannie Mae's site that suggests it could be classified as a primary residence even with me not occupying the property, but not sure what the exact qualifications are or if it'd still be applicable, as I currently own a residential rental & own/occupy a condo in TX.Has anyone run into this situation before, or have any thoughts? 

Mortgage applications have dramatically decreased, along with purchases.

In other words, you'll have a fair share of applicants and can pick the very best.