Based on your statements, it seems like he appreciates having you in his property and I think your landlord would replace the flooring upon request.

A blanket statement that says form an LLC for any investment is simply sending the wrong message.

I'm trying to track down who has been picking up the mail to see if I can find the latest statement.

If he gets back to me, depending on what he says, I might entertain things if he brings real bank account statements to the table, etc...otherwise, my cost analysis was probably enough that he's going to steer away from me and look for someone that doesn't understand the numbers as well......I can't believe how one could blindly put numbers together to make it look good and not even make them realistic....amazing!

Do you have a copy of the latest financial statement from the HOA?

Our platform uses a third-party verification service, which allows investors to upload supporting documentation (tax returns, bank statements, etc.).  

Insurance changing, tax statements changing, payments changing.....I'd be very cautious with foreclosures. :)

In our assumption paperwork, they require an, "equity statement signed by all parties confirming amount of equity or net proceeds to seller is not greater than $0."  

The statement does not point us to what dollar we are discussing - balance or collateral value.  

If there's an emergency which demands immediate action (hot water heater burst) and exceeds your reserve funds, the management firm may cover the overage and invoice you the difference...Additionally, the management firm will provide accounting statements or other updates on a regular basis, depending on the level of engagement you prefer.