In a recent poll, over 60% of condo owners said that renting their condo is very important to them, and over 85% of people looking to buy a condo stated that being able to rent in the future is very important to their decision to purchase a condo. The difference relates to the fact that renting a condo is a good source of income, and renting while a condo is not being used, just makes sense to a lot of people.
If you are only concerned about longer term rentals, the answer is pretty simple. If your association allows rentals today, it is not likely to change those rules, and even if they do, you will be "Geandfathered" so your rights shoul not change. You should still talk to
If you are looking for a Luxury Condo in South Florida, there are plenty to choose from.
Most of the Luxury Condos have 2 things in common: Luxury & Water. When you are looking at waterfront condos, you would normally expect to pay more, but when you are looking at certain oceanfron condos, you are going to pay a lot more. The areas in Broward that are the most sought after are the areas directly on the Ocean, and the closer to Las Olas Blvd, the more expesive the condos seem to be.
When you are looking at the Luxury condos in the South Florida area, there seems to be 3 major categories: Condo Hotels, New Luxury Condos, and All others. Condo Hotels are not new ideas, but
Miami has never been the foreclosure capital of the world, but foreclosure have made their impact on the real estate market. Foreclosures in Miami are still happening at a steady pace, and there are plenty of foreclosure condos for sale in Miami. At the risk of sounding sensitive to the misfortune of others, this isn’t necessarily a bad thing, especially if you're in the buyer's market for some property. A lot of people actually have money put aside solely for the purpose of pouncing on properties that have been foreclosed on. If you're one of them, then you'll be excited to know that there are plenty of foreclosure condos for sale in Miami that
When most people think of a condo in South Florida, they immediately think of Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale or even Sunny Isles. With the average cost of condos in these ares exceeding $1 Million, it is no wander that much attention is given to higher end condos in Sooth Florida. However, there are significant economic opportunities in condos that cost much less. There are over 20,000 condos in the South Florida area that cost less than $50,000.
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You may be wandering: Where are these condos located? Well these condos are spread throughout Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties. They are in cities like Hollywood, Miami, Pompano Beach, Coral Gables,
If you went searching for condos for sale in Miami, chances are you ventured all around the city. There are plenty of areas and various types of condos to choose from. The city (Including Miami Beach) has luxury condos, oceanfront condos, Bayfront condos, Intracoastal condos, and even some condos that anyone can afford. If you are anywhere near the Port of Miami, there's a good chance that you noticed boats coming to and fro, travelling under the many majestic bridges in the city. A good number of them were either leaving or dropping goods off at the Port of Miami, the busiest port in the city where hundreds of ships pick up and drop loads daily. However the Port of Miami is
What is a 40 Year Inspection, and as a Buyer, should you be concerned?
If you are looking for a condo in South Florida, there is a good chance that the condos you will be looking at may be at least 40 years old, and if not, will be 40 years old someday… As a Buyer, you need to be aware that 40 Year Recertification of buildings is required by ordinance in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. These Recertification ordinances apply throughout the counties and their incorporated cities. The purpose of these ordinances is to ensure that the buildings are structurally and electrically safe and intact. The repairs that could possibly be required can be costly, and you need to ask questions..
These are 5 more great deals on bank-owned properties in our South Florida Market. These properties can be a challenge to find online and you can find the best priced homes.
2445 Sw 18th Ter # 1114, Fort Lauderdale, FL - $125,900 (Click HERE)
640 Tennis Club Dr # 310, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - $148,400 (Click HERE) SORRY, JUST SOLD
1460 Ne 18th St # 105, Fort Lauderdale, FL - $162,000 (Click HERE)
1308 Bayview Dr # 2e, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - $189,900 (Click HERE)
2841 N Ocean Blvd # 301, Fort Lauderdale, FL - $210,000 (Click HERE)
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IRVINE, Calif. – Jan. 12, 2017 – ATTOM Data Solutions' Year-End 2016 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report found that foreclosure filings were reported on 933,045 U.S. properties in 2016, down 14 percent from 2015 to the lowest level since 2006, when there were 717,522 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings. Foreclosure filings include default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions.
The report also shows that 0.70 percent of all U.S. housing units had at least one foreclosure filing in 2016, the lowest annual foreclosure rate nationwide since 2006, when 0.58 percent of housing units had at least one foreclosure filing.
ATTOM's year-end foreclosure report is a count of unique properties with a
Home sellers also come down with some bad cases of foot-in-mouth disease. They can put potential buyers on the defensive—and the transaction at risk—by saying the wrong thing. Of course there are details you have to disclose to buyers (potential natural hazards, termites, roof leaks), but you shouldn’t feel like you need to confess your entire history in the house to all buyers.
For example, Don’t ever tell prospective buyers, “We always wanted to fix/renovate that, but we…” That only alerts the buyers to more potential costs. They might not have even thought of making a change, so why plant the idea if they are looking at your home as their castle?
Another thing that you should never tell a buyer is
