TOO BIG TO FAIL AND CARE We are in our XXXX, after our last child went off to college in XX/XX/XXXX, we decided to downside and move into a smaller place. In XX/XX/XXXX, we paid down on our dream home. This is an XXXX and half bedroom condo in the heart of XXXX -- - ( no car needed ) XX/XX/XXXX, we were informed that BOA had sold their XXXX units to XXXX XXXX, an out of state acquisition company. A meeting was held on XX/XX/XXXX, by the new purchasers. At this meeting, we the few owners were informed that because they ( new owners ) were the majority stakeholders, they could do away with the condo Bylaws. Thus the Bylaws were amended and the new board appointed. 
We were told the following : Sell our units to the new owners at the same price which was given to them by BOA Continue to live in our unit -- -knowing that the building will no longer abide by the condo Bylaws, but instead will be operated and managed as an apartment complex. 
We were also informed that we will never be able to sell our unit on the open market because of the rental average of the building. 
Our condo was purchased in good faith. We 'd everything that was right under the law. The present situation we are in is no fault of ours. The housing market tanked, and BOA did what was best for them -- -sold their units to the highest bidder -- - NOT CARING ABOUT HOW THEIR DECISION WOULD AFFECT THEIR HONEST CUSTOMERS THAT PURCHASED AND HAVE MORTGAGES WITH THEM. -- -- TOO BIG TO CARE. The investors on the other hand needed to realize a profit quickly changed the Bylaws to protect their investment. Who cares about ordinary Americans like us no one? We are the casualty of the housing bubble. We could have walked away them this situation like many other American, but we did n't because we are honest FOOLS. 
