Which type of home has the least waste of money: a $75,000 mobile home, a $250,000 condominium, or a $500,000 house?

Like others have stated, you need to read the HOA bylaws and any amendments for the individual condo association and the Florida Condominium Act (this of course varies state to state).

If there is something inherently wrong, such as a utility easement that renders a lot unbuildable, or a subdivision that doesn't show a parcel split on an online map but is recorded, there are often reasons why properties wind up being given up just for taxes, and you should not take them for granted.If you buy a condominium, you will be responsible for association fees immediately.And finally, don't be dumb and forget to file your deed.

In Rhode Island, my understanding is that it's only "super" to the extent of 6 months' worth of condominium association fees; after that it has normal "non-super" priority ("first in time, first in line").

Although I'm in marketing professionally, I've never launched a direct mail campaign and want to make sure the dollars I invest are allocated for a strategy with a good return.

Seller further warrants that should the property be located in a Homeowners Association or Condominium Association that all past due assessments and or special assessments shall be brought current and evidenced via a Paid in Full Assessment Letter prior to closing.

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Hi,I am just starting out REI and am about to launch my first marketing campaign to find properties to flip (or wholesale).

Things must be crazier than normal with the Scott pad launch.

It had some problems and was listed for a long time, so presumably there was little interest in it.It is a condominium and located in an area that I would like to move to.