Depends what the infractions are.

Does it depend on the severity or frequency of their infractions (solicitations)? 

I currently have one, but I’m working on withdrawing the principal amounts to reinvest it in fractional real estate.

All rules infractions have a point value, and if a resident accumulates X points in a certain time frame, there are several steps the manager takes to remediate the behavior i.e., curfew, no nights out, extra chores, eviction, etc.AH, eviction.  

I warned before she installed that she would need to pay to uninstall and reinstall the locksThe Coalition that provides her housing voucher recommended my sending a demand letter after this (for this infraction and for her not sending rent 2 months). 

Since you live California you can invest in fractional trust deeds.

If youre already having problems now, just wait until youre six months in and the HOA is trying to lien your unit for every little infraction they can in an attempt to force you out.

Even with a discount, most investors will view this as a high-friction situation with uncertain exit options and limited control.Unless the buyer has experience with partition actions or sees a very long-term upside, it’s likely to be more of a legal headache than an investment opportunity.That said, you might find interest from niche investors or attorneys who specialize in fractional disputes, especially if the discount is significant enough to offset the legal and time burdens.

So if there is a party breaking noise ordinance call the police (generally use non-emergency number), our town will be on those infractions (Mainly it is a revenue source for them).

For example with various trading platforms we measure speed to order executions in fractions of seconds, and it matters.