We are currently looking at a $100k condominium unit as a first rental property.

Now, we are eyeing to buy a pre-selling condominium unit at the heart of one of the fastest growing urban locations in the capital.

I notice they're more or less furnished especially with condominiums (which is what I'm targeting as a rental property).

I am looking at a raw space in Tribeca, NYC; a condominium with 2,975 sq/ft.

HOA's set the condominium bylaws in any city/state USA.

Strip malls, office condominiums etc?

Quadmaine Condominium Association, No. 4D12-422, the Court applies the statute to the following facts: The bank recorded a supplemental Lis Pendens in connection with a re foreclosure; following the recording of the supplemental Lis Pendens, the condominium association files its lien and suit to foreclose.

I would eventully like to have several rentals as well as condominiums possibly some commercial down the road.

@Joshua Dorkin you did the admirable high road by not engaging with this persons negativity.In my opinion, there are definite distinctions between the terms Flipping, Repositioning, & Building Equity.Flipping is about finding & controlling (not necessarily owning) a mispriced or undervalued with the intention of selling it quickly.Building equity is more about reaping the benefit from appreciation & amortization of time.Repositioning is about improving property value by:1) Shifting to a higher utility ex. raising the income in a "C" class apartment building to a "B" apartment building by adding amenities & improvements to attract renters willing to pay more)2) Changing useex. taking a single tenant commercial or industrial building & changing the use to multi-tenant retail or condominium lofts.

The problem is that my unit is on the first floor of a condominium complex (apartment building).