While in business, the system generates the revenue.

My 12 year old son works in my office every day after school and he's better at some parts of this than I am.Hire a good property manager if this is your only concern.  

He had this one listed out of his office. 

Just contact the local zoning office.

Then my loan officer gave me access to a Premium Membership for free.

If the company manages correctly (money, maintenance etc.) the grounds and buildings are kept up and this will also add the desire for people to want to move in.So based on what i know the HOA is the one who maintain the ground & building, and my property manager will be focus on the revenue & expenses side.

After a few years of existence, the typical HOA winds up with mostly disinterested owners who will not show up for the annual public meeting where HOA officers are elected.

The are conventional ways to obtain a mortgage and then various creative financing methods.If you are looking for conventional, I can refer you to our mortgage broker at my office at William Raveis.

But, I will check to see if Ziv Nakajima-Magen from our head office is free and let Matthew Pinkston know.

There's a service commitment, enlisted basic training & if you want to be an officer there's officer training.