Hi, I'm looking to connect with an investor who owns condominiums and wouldn't mind me asking them a few questions.  

"Commercial real estate" does not include single-family residential units such as condominiums, townhouses, manufactured homes, or homes in a subdivision when sold, leased, or otherwise conveyed on a unit-by-unit basis, even when those units are a part of a larger building or parcel of real estate containing more than four residential units.

Are there any stairwell/fire codes for building a room/ above a garage in a SOG side by side condominium, if i were to put a stairwell inside of the living space, entering off of a landing above the garage where the opening of a bedroom or office would be?

Sadly, we got a little excited about the new Tools app launching that we gave you the wrong information.

I have several condominiums which have been re-assessed and I would like an opinion as to whether it is worth filing property tax appeals.

And what separates it from a normal Condominium?

Having a solid foundation is key, adding significant value to every deal allows you to grow,  I would say with your $50K go out and do a rehab and make $30K on a flip so you can add $20K to your $50K  ($10K set aside for taxes) do it a few times so you have a great launching pad and rehab experience for the rentals. dont buy turn key rentals, always buy below value, and push the equity with a rehab, and right now in the market cycle, only buy great deals, marginal deals will burn you when this market changes.

We have an East Bay product we're launching now that is high cash flowing within OZ's.

Another exception often occurs with condominiums.

The fear of the unknown and fear of losing a lot of money can be debilitating so I have to get past that thus I am looking for a simple launching deal.