For instance, a while back I was appraising a loft style condominium unit in a new development.

I had like a week to read and decide whether they were ok by me, and if I wanted to still pursue the sale.And one more thing when researching condominiums should anyone go that route- you have to know what they have in reserves.

I have been saving up for the past couple of months and looking to purchase a condominium unit sometime after July 2014.

A tear down and rebuild is great if you have millions of dollars at your disposal lined up for you to rebuild some brand new townhouses or condominiums.

Also, at least here, it would depend on how they were built-for separate fee simple units, they would have to have separate utilities, not crossing the common property line, otherwise they would have to be condominium ownership if divided.

Ft. home (located in an H.O.A.) and attempted to purchase 2-4 smaller condominium units (1-1's, 2-1', and or 2-2's) of 1000 Sq.

Check with local banks and credit unions to see if their program parameters are a little different.Also condominiums are "condos" not "apartments".

Also, since these properties will most likely be condos (making sure that the HOA covers the roof and exterior maintenance), do we need to get some sort of insurance outside of regular 'condominium insurance'?

I hope to first acquire a duplex that I will occupy, with the first investment property being either a SFH or small condominium.

Hi,

I just bought a a condo in a large building of 20+ condos, it is currently being rented out to a tenant. I am trying to figure out what my building / land ratio would be, for depreciation purposes.

How exactly...