I bet they have some insight into this question.

All these uses are not expressly prohibited by the contract (I'll bet they are, but suspend disbelief for now), but all those uses will generate premature wear and heightened expenses and/or limited use of their asset in the future. 

I bet you signed something for the inspector saying that he's not liable for giving you bad info, but you might check to make sure. 

I think your best bet is finding a small commercial broker. 

Local banks are the best option for loans under $1mm, agency or bridge are often the best bet for over $1mm.

Best to gather all the evidence you have: paper, video, and text (I bet you wished you recorded your voice calls too!) 

I will bet that over a period of 20 years, even with HOA fees, you can save tens of thousands of dollars by staying in the townhome. 

Your best bet is probably to schedule a few consultations with the various professionals, and see who you click with.

I’d say any large city would be a pretty good bet.

Anyway, my plan is just to add two hinges and locks that are thicker.