@Bryce Powers 

I will not bring them bags of ice or whatever else because power is out.  

A 50 screen-shot powerpoint presentation is very powerful at one thing--putting me to sleep.

The Pro membership has a variety of benefits and powerful networking and analysis tools that come with it.It has nothing to do with credibility.  

I think it all comes down to how much power the HOA has.

And given power of sale?

My plan is to just hire a contractor to do all the repairs in Exhibit A.

Retitle all your accounts into the trust.In addition to your living trust, you probably want to also create a pour over will that will add what you forgot to fund in your trust during probate.You would also want to look at an advance directive and a durable power of attorney effective upon disability or incapacity.Also check with a local attorney if you should transfer your homestead into the living trust or if you should use instead a lady bird deed as in some state it may create later issue with medicaid/medicare and/or homestead exemption and/or protection.

However when a dog with that much power and aggression behind it decides to turn its never pretty.

Where most run into trouble is when they are looking for title companies that are OK with simultaneous/concurrent closings where the funds to purchase the A-B transaction are funding by the B-C transaction where A is the original seller, B is the wholesaler and C is the actual buyer.