I’m an investor in the college town Lawrence, Kansas and Currently I am living in a three bed two bath condominium with my wife and two babies.

Would condominiums/townhouses be a good start?

it is already a legal duplex (although it doesn't have the  lot requirements an RM1  needs, but this is how it was grandfathered in when the rezoning took place.My question is what's the process of filing a condominium, assuming i don't wanna put in any money, just take the 2 units and create a separate deed for them to sell them separately , is that possible?

The stated responsibilities sound more like "Planned Development" than a "Condominium" which are both HOA ownership types in California.

Is it a house in a community Association or unit in a condominium association (Townhouse style).

I'm an investor looking to purchase condominiums (but probably not co-ops) in Yonkers, NY or nearby areas.

It is zoned for multiple uses - my idea is to construct condominiums similar to the building next door, and sell them.

I am bidding on a condominium that is in short sale, and plan to pay it off in cash.

We've been looking at condos for sale recently, and many of the condominium complexes look nice at first glance, but huge problems come up when you look closer.

I strongly recommend that nobody buy a condominium PRIOR to reviewing the CC&R, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations, RESERVE STUDY, financial statements, and maybe a years worth of minutes.