This includes the building structure, lobbies, elevators and recreational areas.When you rent your condominium, you can deduct expenses, such as depreciation, repairs, interest and taxes that relate to the common property.

Most of these homes would need to be elevated from its original foundation.

Also make sure the reserves are adequate for the big ticket items like the roof and elevators.

I'm setting up my voicemail and was wondering to just keep it short and simple or to put together an elevator pitch in it Thanks for your time.

I have a friend that owned a condo in Florida (personal residence) that was assessed $20,000 over a 5 year period for roof, parking lot  and elevator work.

-Variable rate mortgage and only refinancing options are non-warrantableProbably not an issue for you if you refi, there are plenty of lenders who will do that (Elevations CU, which is right in Boulder, is one).

Just looking for some cheap software I can do Elevations, floor plans, electrical, plumbing, etc etc.

Do you think I need to have fully finished MEP, elevation and site plans or do I find the contractor first

It makes sense that with inventory and new listing dropping that prices are staying elevated; it's a great time to list your home if you're thinking about it.

We obtained a certificate of elevation to help lower our flood insurance.