This is fun timing as I was just talking with a friend who purchased one of these a few days ago.The HOA fee on his is steep ($355/mo on a $129,000 condo is almost as much as the mortgage) but it does include all utilities and the resort has a nice pool, pickleball courts, and a high end spa. 

Then, if no response, the notice of the petition needs to be served 10-17 days before the court date. 

This appears to not be a very tight knit agreement by any means or negotiated with an attorney, so its probably not gonna stand up in court for the builder and you have an out.

There is a good post explaining this, use the search function.

In this case, the easiest action to take is small claims court.

I've come across a couple of different networking events & meetups, but nothing that's similar to how a mastermind group would function in terms of keeping all group-members accountable. 

Do you know that after you win in court a writ of eviction, what happens next is mostly county policy, not state law? 

Use the search function, there are lots of posts that discuss peoples experience w/ auction.com  Seems like most people were happy despite some strict timelines they try to impose.

The updates are mostly to aircover policy and procredure, but there are some other tiny functionality changes in the way things are listed and in backend work.

The judge ruled in my favor for both possession and money due (including court costs).