I have couple of duplexes near the Village Condominiums rented to section 8 tenants making over 1% rent.

I am a landlord of a condominium unit in Washington State, and the CC&Rs say, "Landlord is responsible for tenant damage to common areas and to limited common areas".

We have different contracts promulgated by the real estate commission depending on the property type. 1-4 family residential, condominium, and commercial.  

If approved by the Assembly Housing Committee on January 11th, local governments will have the power to control rents at the time of vacancy.In other words, so-called “vacancy de-control” will be eliminated by AB 1506 leaving owners with no rights to reset rental rates to market when a unit becomes vacant.Further, if AB 1506 is approved, local governments could impose rent control on new construction, single family homes and condominiums.

Hi People,For my first deal I'm looking at the following, please let me know your thoughts:NJ Condominium in C+ neighborhood about 30 minutes from me, I plan to self manage.1 Bedroom 779 sq ft.Built 1960Good condition, move in ready.Purchase Price $80,000Taxes: almost $2,800 (Annual, $233 monthly) HOA/Maintenance: just under $375 (Monthly) trying to be conservativeInsurance: $50 (Monthly)Total monthly cost:Mortgage (4.5%, 30 yr fixed, hold for 20 years) $324Vacancy (5%) $67Tax $233Insurance $50HOA $375Maintenance (1,000/12) $83Other (200/12) 16.67Total $1,150Rental Income: $1,350Cash Flow $200IRR 19.97% per yearProfit when sold $173,828Cash on Cash Return 914%Cap Rate 1.93%Looks pretty good.  

If the HOA/Condo doesn't add any value, you should consider terminating the condominium.

Your building should have condominium declaration documentation.  

I am evaluating a deal to build condominiums in Colorado.

I suspect my neighbor pays the vacation agency.When I closed on the condominium almost six years ago I asked if there was a COA.

I would like to change the title on one my properties (condominium) to my relative.