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Peter J.
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Converting Multi-Family House to Condominiums

Peter J.
  • Investor
  • Boston , MA
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Hello BP:

I'd greatly appreciate any feedback/ experiences from BP members regarding the conversion of an existing multi-family residential home (currently, renting to tenants) into three condominium units.   Specifically, it's a condo conversion with less than four residential units.  Instances of a conversion with four or more units would run into constricting legal requirements with respect to existing rental tenants (i.e.  protection of tenants, relocation assistance, right of first refusal, etc.).

More specifically, I'd be curious to hear your thoughts/ experiences about the following:

  1. Unexpected Problems 
  2. Unexpected rehab costs for conversion into condo
  3. Tips on how to identify an excellent real estate attorney
  4. Tips for successfully creating "Declaration of Trust" and condo by-laws

Any and all insight is greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

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Alina Trigub
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Alina Trigub
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@Peter J.

I suggest you listen to one of the recent podcast with Ricky... He's actual from Boston area. So maybe worth while reaching out to him!

BiggerPockets Podcast 215: Condo Conversions, Student Rentals, and Profiting in a Hot Market with Ricky Beliveau

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