I'm looking for an agent who has experience in Condominium and Townhouse/ Townhome foreclosures.

Still. a good tenant who will pay property taxes (IPTU) and condominium taxes (monthly property tax) is something that is at the top of your concern list.

Old Port Cove Condominium ***’n One, Inc., 986 So. 2d 1279 (Fla. 2008), which also deals with this subject matter.

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@Kyle Lauriano,Where I come from, those units are called "condominiums", not "apartments.Such units can have some rather high monthly expenses for the common areas known as a "home owner's association" fee.

@Alex SanfilippoThe model you are describing - leasing by the room (I doubt you can legally lease by the bed, nor would you want to) - sounds like a rooming house/complex ... regardless of the fact it is a condominium complex.If this is an existing operation and you are merely taking over management, I presume it is in compliance with zoning - i.e. it is a sanctioned rooming house.  

There is no mention that a 'Termination of Condominium' was filed and that it is possible (I'd say probable) that members can encumber up to their capital limits (the "C" in P/L/C on the K-1).

This is simple and once the divorce goes through I’ll be full speed ahead.For the last 20 years though I have been in construction and property manangemnt for single family and the last 2 years I have been running a 600 unit apartment complex and a 110 unit condominium.

For example, Name Removed - real estate salesperson license (476-381650) placed on probation for two years and fined $2,500 for acting outside the scope of his salesperson license, specifically owning and operating two web sites, engaged in leasing condominium apartment units, held security deposits without an escrow account and co-mingled funds with his personal accounts.

A good example would be a condominium unit with either no condo association or a very low owner-occupancy rate.