After consulting with attorneys to ensure my property manager and I were not violating laws pursuant to their leases with the previous owner, we raised rents to market.

/Plant Manager who hired me as a consultant he said..."

Am going to the Austin TX HomeAway conference in November to try to find some sort of consultation/suggestions on how to better track and manage my multiple vacation rentals. 

please consult a tax lawyer and or attorney - even if the coop has loose rules now it could change - additionally there are tax advantages to a condo - and your liability is different. in both cases you should check the financial status of the association to avoid being blindsided. 

I know all this because I have a family member who works as a leasing consultant at one of these places.

The way most clients (I'm an environmental consultant) have dealt with this is have an environmental consultant conduct a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment.

Her experience includes over ten years as a manager and bookkeeper including the bookwork for an employer who owned multiple rental properties.Our Team:Our team of professional includes: Real Estate Investing Consultant, Realtors, Accountant, Insurance Agent, Banker, and Real Estate Attorney.

Realtors hate open houses  they do them because the sellers expect them to do them and ask them to do them... and most brokers farm open houses out to the newbie agents.rare are the deals made at an open houses.2. the RE laws do not let you play financial counselor or legal council to buyers and sellers its not a fiduciary for brokers to get into buyers financial conditions and or legal positions they need to consult CPA and lawyer if they need that advise.. but I see this all the time brokers getting the nose into the buyer or seller business and killing deals when its their job to make deals.3.  

@Vannessa Craven-Moser - You would have to consult with the local housing authority/RE attorney.

And if you pulling the funds out prior to the normal retirement age there will be penalties as well (please consult with your CPA).