If you have properties with communal spaces - how do you manage those in terms of cleanliness ... think kitchens, bathrooms, etc.

From there I can determine a value suitable for my interests.I have questions about the sheriff's sale process, but I will respect this post and save them for another time.Thank you all for creating this communal opportunity.  

And more people will work at home and in communal spaces.

Some downsides I have in mind: harder to find properties with a good ratio of bathrooms to bedrooms, more expensive to buy a large property upfront, higher monthly maintenance costs (I would probably pay for utilities and communal furnishings), and interpersonal conflicts between the residents. 

The cons: The individuals will be on separate lease agreements, but will have a communal space.

- HOAs often have restrictions on the % of units that can be rentals - HOA fees can fluctuate (can you say "special assessment"), reducing the ability of the investor to gauge profitability - Banks wont lend on a condo that has an HOA in litigation, which can make it a challenge to sell - It has the communal-living downside of an apartment, but without the economies of scale.

While you might find someone who would stay there, it might not be the tenant you want.While people hate how much things cost, I feel most people aren't ready to up end their lives and go back to dorm/ communal living.

It came with a communal coin washer and dryer on a lease.

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Obligations of Owners [840 - 848] ( Chapter 2 enacted 1872. )If I click on the original link, I just get to a search area....not a specific code.I'm dealing with this right now.... got 2 neighbors.... their 50% of each communal side will be about $1500 each.