An HOA that forecloses on its lien gets a recorded "Certificate of Sale Subject to Redemption" or a "Trustee's Deed Upon Sale" depending on the trustee that conducted the sale.

It often begins not in a classroom but in the adminstration when a corporate or government interest inquires about having a study conducted.

BTW, I suggest if you're going to run any board meeting that what might impress any attorney seeking dirt to have your corporation disqualified, is to follow Robert's Rules For Meetings, as closely as you can.It's been awhile since I conducted meetings, but your minutes should follow the outline, if you do so, it will be harder for any attorney to upset your apple cart, in fact, some states require meetings to be conducted by such outlines!

A recent thread pointed out the need for an Operating Agreement which led to maintenance rquirements of an LLC.Not only do members need to have an Operating Agreement but the corporation needs to be maintained.Minutes of Meetings will provide evidence of how buisness is conducted through your LLC.

I think the opportunities are extensive.

Bottom line, I need to be able to conduct online research, print direct mail as well as edit and print purchase and sale contracts on the go (while in a seller's living room).Any suggestions?

Other details that may matter: Home was built in the 1956, 2100 SF, extensive updating/rehab and we are adding 350SF.Thanks again for the direction.

He's trying to get an extension and is asking me (and my mother!)

I also have extensive construction knowledge and capabilities from working in residential construction during my primary nursing education and from completely renovating and remodeling my home.I feel like I have a good grasp on the local market and traditional financing, but I overall feel like an amateur on the investment side.

Having a lease less than a month or two old will probably be viewed closely, probably woundn't fly as being valid, but if it were, the extension is 6 months and payments must be kept current.