Hunt for another inexpensive condominium or apartment unit to invest in, likely to produce very low cash flow, but seemingly safe.

Single-family home sales increased 4.1 percent year-over-year;Days on Market (DOM) for single-family homes dropped from 46 to 38;Total property sales rose 4.3 percent with 12,149 units sold;Total dollar volume increased 15.7 percent to $4.6 billion;The single-family average price rose 11.4 percent to $410,923, the highest of all time, and the first time that pricing has topped $400,000; The single-family median price increased 15.5 percent to $335,000 – also a record;Single-family home months of inventory registered a 1.3-months supply, unchanged from one year earlier;Townhome/condominium sales rose 8.7 percent with the average price up 5.8 percent to $255,334 and the median price up 10.4 percent to $215,000;Single-family home rentals rose 18.3 percent with the average rent up 6.7 percent to $2,075;Townhome/condominium leases were unchanged with the average rent up 7.6 percent to $1,852.Source HAR

The condominium was within a block of another property I owned.

Hi All,If you win a tax lien at an auction, (2019) do you pay the monthly assessments if the property is a condominium?

I'm evaluating the opportunity to submit an offer for all ~100 individually owned condominiums within a complex built in the ~1960s.

The builder or developer requests to cancel a policy mid-term because ownership transfers to a newly created condominium association, and the association purchased a policy under its name.5.

Special Assessment is a condominium term, not applicable to apartments.  

I looked into subdividing the lot as well as implementing a life estate where the buyer would need to accept a life long tenant, but I was then informed about CPR's or Condominium Property Regime's where I can classify the house and carriage house as separate condo units but maintain the same lot.  

I looked into subdividing the lot as well as implementing a life estate where the buyer would need to accept a life long tenant, but I was then informed about CPR's or Condominium Property Regime's where I can classify the house and carriage house as separate condo units but maintain the same lot.

I looked into subdividing the lot as well as implementing a life estate where the buyer would need to accept a life long tenant, but I was then informed about CPR's or Condominium Property Regime's where I can classify the house and carriage house as separate condo units but maintain the same lot.