@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.

I was wondering if I surveyed and divided it into say ten lots with common parking like a condominium, would I then be able to build 4unit apartment buildings per each smaller lot and finance each 4 unit apartment like a house with a traditional mortgage on each?

Some more info: This property is located in the Bay Reach condominium community in West Palm Beach, FL (I live in Va).

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It’s a condominium and I’ve had a tenant living there since day one of my settlement.

Decline in sales in urban areas and condominiums· Social distancing measures have also resulted in a lower share of buyers who purchased property in urban areas.

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.

I also think that in Canada condominiums are the best way to invest money.

What are the units worth as as condominiums?