Life is short.Like all of you, we love rental properties for many reasons including it’s a tangible asset, everyone needs a place to live, it generates passive income so you can reach financial freedom and it’s a proven business model over thousands of years.All that being said, we have limited experience with real estate investing but have been involved with a few real estate investments including the purchase of two vacation rentals, a small office condominium and invested in a syndication outside the U.S.  

In my scenario, I am looking into buying a brand new condominium with no sold units yet.

Any comment about the condominium market in Chicago loop area?

It's a 1.5ba/2br condominium in South Florida.

I see my city growing every single day with new built neighborhoods, and new built condominiums.

Malden which is a suburb around Boston has prices these high for houses and Boston itself has houses that go for at least 1 million for a studio and those are condominiums as well. 

Originally, I wanted to have the place to myself (I was hoping to purchase a small condominium).

Hello BP community, I live in MA, and I am purchasing a second property in a same condominium. 

Many of our properties are considered non-warrantable because they are zoned as condominiums...even "detached condominiums" that are essentially houses.

Hi all, I am new here and just went under contract on a condominium in Cape Canaveral today which were built in the 60's.