In the meantime, I would try to force the Board into some form of reason by having my lawyer go through those covenants with a fine tooth comb and find any loophole, area that they already violating, or way I could increase the costs for everyone by suing the HOA.I think if you come across as lily-livered, you're going to get nowhere.

Account Closed I go over my applicants reports with a fine tooth comb.

Everyone is combing over the MLS looking for a deal. 

@James Orr The house is in decent condition and when I talk about rehab the main thing that needs to be done is combing sides to make a legal single family house.

They seem to have a "division" who combs the internet for negative press.Sounds like the Church of Scientology.

Its my humble opinion, but i think your time is better spent raising money than combing through countless websites and papers talking to unlrealistic and unreasonable sellers for good deals.all the personal investing i've done in the last couple years has been with family and/or syndications, and i spend more time speaking with potential investors than i do with sellers.When you've put together a good chunk of cash for down investment the brokers and agents will work very hard for you to find those great deals and motivated sellers.

In the meantime I think that am combing the net to see what I can write down and use as learning and investment tools.

Strikes me an egotistical, pompous ***, with a terrible comb-over.

Get your records at the local assessor's office and comb the report for any errors.

Hi Carlos, I would recommend having a great attorney who specializes in RE look over the contract with a fine tooth comb especially if the seller is an experienced investor.