I think if you read the ccrs of a coa, you will probably find in the first several pages (in my hoa ccrs, it's about p 13, if I remember correctly) there will be a sentence that says something like "the WeRuleYou Corporation" will henceforth be known as the Main Street Condominiums.

It may depend on the condominium documents as a very few of them absolved a third party purchaser from the underlying HOA debt at an HOA foreclosure.

. $150,000 - $249,999: increased 9.5 percent$250,000 - $499,999: increased 4.4 percentSingle-family home sales rose 2.2 percent compared to last February, marking the first increase since September 2015;Total property sales were unchanged at 5,548 units;Total dollar volume increased 1.2 percent to $1.4 billion;At 260,872, the single-family home average price reached its highest level ever for a February;The single-family home median price was unchanged from a year earlier at $200,000;Single-family homes months of inventory climbed to a 3.4-months supply versus 2.7 months a year earlier;Townhomes/condominium sales fell 17.8 percent with the average price down 1.3 percent at $199,205 and the median price up 2.8 percent to $150,000;Leases of single-family homes soared 14.6 percent with rents up a fractional 0.6 percent at $1,688;Leases of townhomes/condominiums climbed 10.3 percent with rents up 2.5 percent to $1,545.

In the title report, the property is listed as a condominium, yet all 4 units are associated with a single tax parcel and there is no HOA. 

I bought the land, (it's already approved for 24 condominiums), there are some original plans that the architect is modifying and will be done in a couple of months.  

I am very happy to have found this place and hope to make it my new home for the years to come.While I consider myself as having zero real-estate experience, I am currently renting out a two bedroom condominium in University Village (near UIC).

There are a total of two showers in the condominium.

It is like the reserve study used by condominium complexes.

I have been apart of real estate for a few years now working for a Property Management company that specializes in Homeowner Associations ranging from Single-Family residents, Condominiums, Mid-high rise buildings and Master Plan Communities. 

But does include boats (that you live in).Basically - The property securing the loan can be any residential dwelling that contains 1-4 units, including houses, apartments, townhouses, condominium units, cooperative units, mobile homes (after 1976), and trailers (pre 1976 mobile homes or campers) or boats used as residences.The old Lonnie Deals was to buy a unit for $2k and sell for $4k as is on monthly payments at 24%.