@Tyler Gibson had a lot of great advice there!
From the financing side, condos are difficult to finance as a qualified mortgage, because there are so many variables with the HOA and the fees, especially in Florida since the collapse of the condo in Surfside and the new Condo 3.0 safety laws were passed.
That being said, most condos would have to be financed as Non-QM loans, which have higher interest rates compared to a qualified mortgage. I say all this to say, a big automatic disqualification for a condo to be approved by HUD, thus being a condo that can be financed with a qualified mortgage, is short-term rentals. If the condo association allows for short-term rentals, it most likely is not going to be HUD approved, which will mean each unit has to be purchased in cash or using a Non-QM loan. Ultimately, that may drive the price of the units down because it is affordable to less people.
I am not sure what condo association you are in, but if you want to connect offline I can help you look into that information.