They have not sent us any notifications or provided any proof for the claims they make.We have tried multiple times to contact them and request information, but have received no response.

One of the properties sold back in December 2023 and we were told that we would be receiving an update of the profit in January.

I'd encourage you to get a pre-approval based off your existing income.

I recently received an inquiry about one of my properties from summer interns working for JPMorgan Chase and it got me thinking about what other traveling professionals outside of the healthcare industry are out there that we could market our property to.

@Jonny Pohlgeers like @Debbie Burgett said you are likely not going to get approved for STR at this time in L-ville but you are welcome to try.

In an attempt to address this "fairly" we have 3 categories:Maintenance: small jobs our handymen can easily & quickly handle like faucet & drain leaks, caulking, snaking drains, tightening loose handrails, etc.Since the list can be exhaustive to define, we capped this category at $x, which is also tied to our owner approval threshold for efficiency. 

Understanding if a trust is necessary or helpful (I have received contradictory advice) Not necessary, this is over protection in my opinion, likewise with an umbrella policy.

If you are saying the PM did not receive October rents for all of the tenants, I would knock on doors asap to meet with the tenants to confirm whether or not they did, or tried to, pay.

While there's almost guaranteed to be nothing about this in the bylaws, the bylaws likely allow the association to create rules & regs; which can be passed with X amount of votes (usually just board approval).

We’re preparing to make sure your holidays aren’t interrupted by emergencies, that your property doesn’t lose revenue, and that you continue receiving the level of service you deserve.This isn’t just about tracking dates on a calendar—it’s a mindset.