I have a project to build a condominium: three buildings in three years (each building A, B, C for each year 1, 2, 3).

In the New York City Areas,  there's Hundreds of thousands Condominiums.  

I currently own 11 rental condominiums in New Jersey and Connecticut.

We have a couple of new condominium projects that will fit your needs.

No different that turning a duplex into a condominium project.

I have built custom homes and project managed multiple 200 plus unit condominium communities and everything else in between.

Appellate Court Rules That Under Certain Circumstances a Buyer of a Foreclosed Condominium Unit May Be Responsible for All Unpaid Assessments Owed by the Previous OwnerPursuant to the ICPA, a purchaser of a foreclosed condominium unit is responsible for paying assessments beginning the first day of the month following the foreclosure sale.1 Unless changed by Senate Bill 2664, a condominium association’s ability to collect from a new owner any unpaid assessments owed by the previous owner is capped at six months.2 However, there is now an exception.

A partner and I are looking at flipping a condominium complex in Alberta, Canada.

One of the biggest problems is the condominium arena is so different from the single family work I was so used to in Florida.

Other Common ExpensesIn addition to repairs and depreciation, some of the other common expenses you can deduct are: Insurance, taxes, lawn care, tax return preparation fees, losses from causalities (hurricane, earthquake, flood, etc.) or thefts.Condominiums and Cooperatives: If you own a rental condominium or cooperative, each has some special rules.Condominiums: With a condominium you might pay dues or assessments to take care of commonly-owned property.