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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

What do you think about ground level condos?
I have read that one should avoid investing in ground level condos, due to the perceived safety risk (prowlers can access through the back door). I would be interested in getting people's opinions on this and have you heard this concern from prospective tenants? Has it affected your ability to get market rent? I always liked the ground level when I was a renter so I am not sure about the validity of this. Assumptions: "A" neighborhood. No views.
Thanks