Supposedly "missing" co-owners are very common in my experience.  

I've been reading through job posts, and the common one seems to be MS Office applications, but what are some others that I might be missing?

Wow John,To meet someone at BP having a common interest and so nearby is great.The power of BP...Anyways I would like to join you guys...if you're offering.By the way, I am in Dong Tan new city...Jae

HOA fees provide as follows: Water, Heat, Gas, pool, common insurance, scavenger, landscaping, elevator, tennis court, basketball court, parking, storage, laundry, clubhouse, snow removal, exterior maitenance, security door locks. 

However, one thing we all have in common is that we all started somewhere, all of us had our first deal and at one point none of us had a track record.

Basically one thing all 3 said in common is that I need a new drainage system put in (a drain tile system and a sump pump).

Again a very common occurrence.

In other words, in most areas, appreciation isn't a viable way to earn positive yields (in terms of real dollars).In my opinion, the idea of real estate appreciating (again, in most areas and in real dollars) is a common misconception.

Is this type of application process common in Florida HOA's?

Both units are 1 bedroom apartments, with walkable attack, basement, private deck, private off street parking and a common yard approximately 1 acre.