Or while you are renting can to HOA just take that away from you , assuming there is no issue with the renters?

The issue are presented with right now is we are going in on a property 50/50 with my parents.

I had one guy tell me the last second that one of the properties he had for sale had a title company set up already and was looking for proof of funding so i stepped off it, i seem to run into this issue lately no matter what area it is, i'm looking to Wholesale in the Central, South Jersey and Philadelphia Areas, so any Thoughts, or Clarity from anybody who has ran into this issue too or am i not doing things the right way??

@Dawan Scott That is typically the primary issue with working with funds in my experience.

In the lease, the tenant is responsible for reporting repair issues, and I'm responsible for repair.

This would give you a great tool for your balance sheet as well as help with other accounting issues, and Is much faster.Personally, I think the best thing is a blend of Quickbooks and other “custom” reports.

Is it a flat roof or a pitched roof, even a flat roof re-done can have issues if not done right. 

me thinks cheaper to just do your own quiet title hard to fight big insurance on these issues if they deny the claim.. 

I ran into this issue quite a bit as an investor, so I decided to become my own agent.

If I push the issue could they really sue me or something?