Homeowner Association properties as an investment:

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In 2013, I attended a workshop on different types of business ventures. Here are some of the things I learned about the business of HOA properties

If you purchase get HOA property, it has to meet certain standards required by the HOA.
Need to plan it into the investment. Call the HOA to find out about the current and late fees.
See if there is back pay of debt.
Get community name and you can use that to find out who the HOA is.
Go to auctions that have hundreds of properties and do a min. bit on a couple you’re interested in as there will be less competition.
At an auction you can find out quickly if you get the first property so you can either bit on a second or not.
Long term rental = buy in an area that is strong enough to handle it, where a population is growing and has a need for rentals.
To get the population of the county and look at naco.com to find out which county has the most population.
Rental in college towns can rent to students.

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