Seems like you have to call the association head of time to make sure renovations are OK, make sure there's no assessments on the horizon, and that the condo fee isn't too high for buyers.

Happy to PM it to you if you'd like)Typically, the bigger the loan balance, and the longer the time horizon, the more a rate buy-down makes sense. 

The net affect is pretty awe-inspiring looking over a 10-year horizon, and dumbfounding when looking further out than that.

The hottest area right now to buy and hold is called Horizons West.

There are 3200+ towns in Canada, and multiple markets in each.Expand your horizons.

There's a big assessment on the horizon for structural repairs to the tower. 

FL, NY, MD, CA, VA, NJ,Horizon Bank, Kalamazoo MIHuntington MI 75% LTV 5 yr IO product available.

I'm a buy and hold investor, I look at a 5-10 year horizon hence "price" doesn't matter to me in the short term, its the fixed monthly payment that does. 

Your time horizon, age, goals, account type, and risk tolerance all determine your allocations.

At the end of the day it comes down to the individual’s risk profile, the amount of money they have, their time horizon, etc., etc.So frankly, any answer this says it's one or the other is wrong.