I find Redfin has more detail on properties such as RE taxes and HOA's Good Luck!!

I don't like the idea of anyone have a majority vote in the HOA.

The worst place for my personal investing would be to be near the top of a bubble in a local area where my cash flow is minimal, taxes are going up, unavoidable HOA on SFHs that only rise and may come with special assessments, and where the economic numbers are in a troubling trend.

(Note that many that I'm interested in are low HOA fee condos)Thank you for your time.

Further you will need landscaping addressed if your not in an association with HOA fees, heat/AC service, snow removal.

Got a HOA letter.Thanks.

The issue is owner to tenant ratio is below 50% per HOA.

Monthly Income (rent): $1,100Monthly expenses (including taxes, insurance, HOA, P&I): $810.15Positive Cash Flow: $289.85Monthly Private Money Lender expense: $148 Net Monthly Cash Flow: $141.85 (to go towards next unit)Key words: rhode island, providence, savings, down payment, private money

The HOA covers homeowners insurance but my finance company is requiring an additional HO-6 (from wall in) policy.  

The mortgage company can't come after her for money but if the grass grows too high the city will fine the homeowner, if she had an HOA on the property many states allow the HOA to keep billing her each month for dues after the bankruptcy  until the home is out of her name.