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Take a look at condo docs and the financials. Have they build up enough reserves for the future? See if they have had 'special assessments' in the past (signs of underfunding) or are planning any future repairs/assessments.
If they are new units, are the monthly fees realistic, in line with other like properties?
Last edited by dad911; 12-13-2014 at 08:08 AM..
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