You might have to have the pipe extended to vent to the exterior of the building, away from the other vents.

These gorgeously rehabbed apartments sparkle with 1920's charm on the exterior with all of today's modern amentias on the interior.

I work regularly in Atlanta and am not opposed to investing there as well.  

Kitchen and bathroom will be my first go to to add value and then exterior for more curb appeal.

The only work contracted out was the roof, the exterior paint, the paver driveway, and some light plaster repair.

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Rehabbed interior and exterior of house including built a single car garage What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you can have no exterior vent I would do that. 

Typically a condo association's master policy covers everything WALLS OUT meaning if the damaged is to any part of the exterior of the building then it would fall upon the association to cover that repair via either direct expense or insurance claim.

I'm not opposed to hearing thoughts on the constitutional aspect since it was already deemed this couldn't be done by the SCOTUS and they did it anyway, however that's not the point of this.

*clean up screened back porch & "shop" exterior...