I have a feeling - that in case of condominiums - some big liens are out of the picture.Like Sewer and Water.Question - am I right that in case of condos - the Certificate of Occupancy, Smoke & Fire Certs, Permits etc . - should be the Management's Responsibility, and not of the unit owner?

On MLS there are designations under property type: Single Family Residential, and Condominium as well as others.

Not as sophisticated as what they are actually working on, but hey...This was before internet was a house hold thing and I'd never heard of GPS.

It's a multi unit condominium that was built in 1971.

I don't quite understand how a government deficit is any different than a business or household deficit, but somehow it is different.

Existing-home sales1, which are completed transactions that include single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, dropped 9.6 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.88 million in February from an upwardly revised 5.40 million in January, and are 2.8 percent below the 5.02 million pace in February 2010.Lawrence Yun NAR chief economist, expects an uneven recovery.

You may note the term "Jepordize is used and is part of the language of the following"CRIME-FREE/DRUG-FREEADDENDUM HOUSING AGREEMENT In consideration of the agreement for housing the Owner and Agent and Resident agree as follows;1.Resident, any members of the resident’s household or a guest or other person under the resident’s control shall not engage in illegal activity, including drug-related illegal activity, on or near the said premises.

Average spending is estimated for all households in the group regardless whether they purchased a certain item or not.

Currently 67.1 percent of households between the ages of 18 and 34 rent their residences, the highest percentage of U.S. renters, and the sheer population size of this generation will organically add 2.5 million people into this core renter age cohort by 2025."

Just to make sure everyone is understanding me, this is an example:Purchasing 20 units as a bulk (fractured) condo sale out of a 100 unit condominium building.vs.Purchasing a full apartment complex, of let's say 16 units, where you own the land, structure of the building, common elements, and all the units inside.