If the condo association is not FHA certified, the BANK will not approve him for his loan.

So naturally it's easier to damage just by rubbing up against it.

He is a scientist by nature and so is his companyHis company will be leasing the building (5yr) so all rent is coming from him.His 2nd will have a 4yr balloon so that he will be paid off before the lease runs out.I offered to use a loan servicing company so he is sure that the bank, then his 2nd, and then I, get paid. 

If I am to believe that pigs can fly, an inspector, if requested, will do the best of their duty as required by law, to come in, and inspect and certify that the home is safe for the new occupants.

The only heat source for the second floor apartment is a large free standing natural gas furnace that is 14 years old.

In fact, the registered agent refused certified mail from my attorney that showed the hearing set for the lawsuit.   

But it's still a law to use someone who is lead certified.

(Naturally, this excludes appraisal fees, lender points, recording fees, taxes, etc...Another way to phrase, if I'm a cash buyer purchasing a REO, what "Title" expenses do I need to be prepared to pay?

What extra costs will be encountered due to the historic nature of the property? 

The main issue that I have with condo's are the high condo fees along with the unpredictable nature of association financial health as there have been so many foreclosures.