I look at it like a person investing while pinning their nose due to the stench of the inner city. 

A fractured condo is a term for a property that is part apartment and part individually-owned condos. 

Thinking how my parents sacrificed everything so I could get a solid education without having to work a day during college because I was nose deep in Complex equations  of linear and nonlinear thermodynamics and chaotic flows", and couldn't sacrifice the time to work while studying!

I think it speaks volumes that he won’t let you cancel if you don’t feel like it lives up to his hype.I'd punch him in the nose, give him a side kick to the knee and then a body slam. 

Don't stick your nose in the toilet though... but sniff for muff smells (mold and water damage)

Most people relocating to Detroit, won't consider many neighborhoods.I had "Detroiters" turning their nose up at living in Brush Park in a 2 bedroom for $1000/mo in 2014. 

Or is it like Oregon.. with their nose in the air attitude..

The one downside at the moment is demand has become so great, inventory has taken a nose dive...not a bad thing though.

The general answer is NO. See

Some banks don't like condos, particularly small ones, and volatile capital markets are hard on entry-level buyers.If you do not sell off all the units, you have created a fractured condo.