JPORTLAND29
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I have a property that was purchased as an investment property in another state. I had renters there that the HOA complained about, so I gave my renters notice and got them out of the property since September 2008. I contacted a management company for advice on managing the property when I receive approval from the HOA to lease. The manager from the management Co, who also has a unit rented in the community, brought up the fact that I was interested in leasing my unit to board President (without my knowledge). The board without my written request sent me an email stating that I could not lease my unit under hardship because I was not experiencing a hardship. I have 2 units in addition to my primary residence that I have to pay for without any assistance since September 2009. What legal recourse do I have? I am on the verge of loosing my units because I cannot sell to satisfy my mortgages balances.
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