They are both units in large luxury condominiums. 

You may be able to tweak things a little to strengthen it and help you along your way.Personally, I am wary of condominiums as investment properties due to recurring HOA/COA fees and the tenancy for condo boards to be poor planers resulting in periodic levies of "special charges".  

(I don't know anything about this property - I just made up an address but as luck would have it, it did come back to an out of state owner lol.I just moved to Palm Beach county from the Tampa Bay area after being in that market since 93, and plan to use what I learned in that ultra competitive market to tear it up down here.Property Detail Location Address 3280 LAKE OSBORNE DR 211 Municipality LAKE WORTH Parcel Control Number 38-43-44-29-17-003-2110 Subdivision MURRY HILLS APT BLDG CONDS 1 TO 23 IN SECTION 29-44-43 Official Records Book 27909 Page 1444 Sale Date OCT-2015 Legal Description MURRY HILLS APT BLDG NO 3 CONDOMINIUM APT 211 Owner Information Owners GOLDSWORTHY KATHLEEN M & TIMOTHY H JOINT GOLDSWORTHY KATHLEEN M TR & GOLDSWORTHY TIMOTHY H Mailing address 5529 LAKE MENDOTA DR MADISON WI 53705 1248

I own and rent out a condo unit, and also serve on the condominium's governing Board.  

Equity Sharing AgreementCo-ownership of a single residential dwelling (which could be a detached home, townhouse, or condominium), where one owner or family (the “Occupant”) will occupy the house as a primary residence, and another owner or family (the “Investor”) will provide some or all of the down payment.

Born into the post-WW2 baby boom these retirees want freedom from the responsibilities of a large home in their later years and are shoring up demand for luxury, condominium style retirement flats."

Is this information stated in the Condominium documents?

I need help to defining whether the following scenario makes sense from an investment perspective.While visiting family in South Florida, I found this condominium with 20 units, all vacant and with use code of "Condominium Not Suitable For Occupancy" (they need a whole lot of work on them).

Hello,I hope you are doing well.I am getting into contract for 12 unit condominium portfolio.

@Stanley KongAt this end of the country we have many wood framed buildings that are 150 - 200+ years old ... some of which have been subdivided into multiple units and turned into condominiums.