Buying a condo is similar to buying a house, with a few important differences around HOAs, financing, and shared ownership. Here's what to know.
Condos come with a homeowners association and monthly dues. Review the HOA's budget, reserves, rules, and any special assessments before you commit.
Lenders sometimes have specific requirements for condo projects, such as owner-occupancy ratios and HOA financial health. Working with an experienced lender helps avoid surprises.
With a condo, you typically own your unit's interior and share ownership of common areas. The HOA maintains the exterior and shared spaces.
Condos offer a lower-maintenance lifestyle, often at a more accessible price point, making them a great fit for first-time buyers, downsizers, and busy professionals.
Reach out and I'll help you find condos that fit your budget and lifestyle, and guide you through the HOA and financing details.
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