Use good judgment and assess your risks.

the condo HOAs are responsible for it not you as an individual. the newer the development the better. a lot of the older associations are worse and are having to do special assessments and pushing condo fees way up.

My final assessment on Citrona is: I do actually have a deed to a property, maybe they mean well, maybe they are outright scammers, maybe they are just trying to make a quick buck on quick flips, I am not 100% sure...but one thing for sure is that their property management company is terrible and seriously lacks communication, and I would never recommend them.

It's highly recommended to seek personalized advice from a qualified CPA, EA, or tax professional who can assess your specific situation based on the facts presented

The wild card in Philly is the Office of Property Assessment and their crazy assessments.

Off the top of my head: transfer tax is assessed in my area if I change title. 

Are there any special assessments on the horizon?

Consistent non-payment by tenants can result in penalties or even the termination of their voucher, incentivizing compliance with payment responsibilities.As a landlord, it's crucial to assess the financial feasibility of accepting Section 8 tenants given the rent differential.

Assessing the portfolio's current market value through a professional appraisal is crucial.

As Tyler said, we can help you assess communities, home types and even understand occupancy/revenue projections for individual homes.