Once you have located the actual provision in the Declaration that allows them to approve/deny transfers of title (if there even is one), then I would suggest sending a threatening e-mail with all of the above points^ and if they don't budge then reach out to legal counsel to send a demand letter (should run you somewhere in the $300-$500 range). 

Lack of 1% yielding inventory in the MLS has most of us screaming across the country. 

I talk to a lot of buyers daily who research home values and inventory but fail to look at other important factors. 

Know what the trends are (inventory levels, active listings, pendings, solds, etc.) and learn how to evaluate rehab costs.

Originally posted by @Walker Diallo:A good deal to me the project last 3/4 months and has 60-80k Plus in profits to cover you if anything goes wrong.  60k-80k in in 21215 or 21216You need to lower your expectation, or wait for a year until inventory is up

Appliances and furniture inventories are still low and back orders commonplace. 

In my market, prices have skyrocketed, inventory has steeply declined, and demand has risen.

In my market, prices have skyrocketed, inventory has steeply declined, and demand has risen.

I've seen PCB HOA's in the $750+/mo range which has generally made it a deal breaker when I've analyzed deals here.

You cannot use any lender.Our daughter had a rehab amount just under $20K range, so we were able to select 3 contractors.