It also does stop a likely impending foreclosure.

I don't mean to rude or overly strong, and I apologize if I came across that way to anyone.I just don't see it being realistic yet.

My apologies if my simple questions are annoying, but I'm wigging out a little bit because things are happening really fast and obviously I'm still not confident.Thanks for your help though!!

I think pre-construction is VERY RISKY with the current real estate market; tightening of lending standards; and impending recession.I would not find a lender on-line or give my personal information to someone that I don't know online.

Apologies, I didn't take all these and would have removed the cosmetics from the bedroom bureau!

I still think it's fair game to ask SPECIFICALLY what you violating - there should be an ordnance number or SOMETHING that you can refer to.If someone complains, you apologize for the inconvenience, remove them from the list, and you're done.

@EDWARD MAURICIO I thought I replied to this a couple of days ago so I apologize if this gets repeated.First, understand that even if an HOA is financially sound that doesn't mean you won't have to pay any assessments.

My other first impression is - with all due apologies if I'm totally off-base - that maybe this is a tool that appeals to lazy agents?

@Ann Bellamy My apologies, Ann & others.

I posted on the forum a couple of days ago but didn't quite introduce myself which I apologize for.