Condominium 101 Tips
August 13, 2008 on 1:16 pm | In Advantges/Disadvantges, Information, More Information, Negotiating Your Lease, Resources, Security Deposit | No Comments
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Condominiums are no longer for the retiree and well-to-do. Whether a first-time home buyer looking for a safe place to raise their children or the young professional looking for luxurious living, the growing market of condos offers another option to buyers of every kind. While most may consider condos to be new or extravagant, the fact is condos do not have to be. There is a growing trend of reconstructing rental units into condominiums and the market is taking it in stride. Condo conversions are, however, causing a decrease in the rental inventory in major cities, such as Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Miami. This is not stopping developers; however, as the condo conversions are priced affordably and are being snatched up by first- time homebuyers everywhere. Developers are purchasing run-down apartment buildings in properties that are close to jobs and schools, converting them into affordable condo units, and refurbishing them with more extravagant upgrades, such as carpeting and stainless steel appliances. They then will revamp the common areas and put them on the market. To help them sell, many are including incentives and even offering to pay the closing costs for buyers. Many first-time homebuyers and retirees are purchasing them as they feel more secure.
Selling your condo
May 9, 2008 on 11:37 am | In Information, Negotiating Your Lease, Tips | No CommentsSo you wanna sell your condo? Here is a list of things that you must do but if you want, you could acquire assistance from an agent. Be sure that you have copies of the declaration, by-laws and common element rules to make sure that condo living will be orderly. State the common fee payment amount and planned major expenses or special assessments. Detail the latest financial statements of the condo. Be sure to include the proper location of your unit plus your locker and parking space number. Also, include the list of Board Members, the name of the management company and the superintendents so that your buyers can follow through.
Apartment Living 101: Negotiating Your Lease Terms
March 1, 2008 on 1:00 am | In Negotiating Your Lease | No CommentsIf you are getting ready to sign an apartment lease, you might want to make sure to read the lease agreement once more and determine if there are any points that you would like to negotiate. Remember, if there are any aspects of the lease that you do not agree with, you will be forced to accept them throughout the duration of the lease unless you successfully get those parts of the lease changed. Therefore, in order to successfully negotiate better terms for your apartment lease, you should try to implement these simple tips.
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