Typically, each condo association has their own Declarations and By-Laws. What may be acceptable in one association may not be in another. Refer to the one associated with the Condo in question.
If you don't have a copy ask your association.
If you need help reading the verbiage, it is best to ask for legal assistance.
As of 2021, there are approximately 1 million homes in Brooklyn, New York. This number includes a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and condominiums.
Maronda Homes isn't a person- but a company. They sell homes and they are well known around America. They deal single-family homes, town homes, and condominiums.
HAR, or Houston Association of Realtors, is a listing of various properties in the Houston area, including but not limited to single family homes, condominiums, town houses, two-family houses, apartments, and more.
"Charlotte realtors are located in Mecklenburg County. The average income per home is $59,000 per year. They have a wide variety of single family homes, condominiums, and business on the market."
Yes, they are. You can look up many different styles of properties to rent, such as single family homes, subleasing, apartment living, and condominiums.
Merits: Single-family homes offer privacy, independence, and the ability to customize the property to your preferences. They also typically hold their value well over time and can provide a sense of stability for families. Demerits: Single-family homes can be more expensive to maintain compared to other housing options, such as condominiums or apartments. They may also require more time and effort for upkeep and landscaping. Additionally, they are not as space-efficient as multi-family dwellings on the same plot of land.
As of 2020, there are approximately 52,000 housing units in Oceanside, California. This includes single-family homes, apartments, and condominiums. Keep in mind that this number may have changed slightly since the last census.
The answer to that question depends largely on where you live. As a general rule, condominiums are not nearly as good an investment as a detached single family home. The reason is simple. There are usually many more condominiums available than detached single family homes. Condominiums are also being newly built all of the time, so if you purchase a condominium and attempt to sell it five years later, you will likely be competing against brand new units for a similar price. As a result, you generally want to avoid purchasing a condominium as an investment. If you want a place to live for a long time and you either cannot afford a detached home or are not interested in yard work and other general maintenance, a condominium may be perfect for you. Try not to think of it as an investment, however. In some cities, condominiums are the primary type of home and detached homes are rare. In these cities, condominiums may be a decent investment. A condominium can be a great buy for a first home purchase on many ar
It all depends. Legally, a condominium is simply a form of real estate ownership, regardless of its structure. Marinas can be condominiums, and in fact, the continent of Antarctica is listed as a condominium. As well, commercial properties can be condominiums. The answer depends on who's 'looking' at the property. A bank, for example, may acknowledge it as a condominium, and thereby apply certain rental percentage limits on the association before giving a loan to purchase the property. As an owner, you can consider it a multi-family dwelling, since you have neighbors 'a wall' away from your home. Your insurance, for example, should dovetail with the master insurance policy that covers real estate you own in common with other owners. As well, you are required to abide by the CC&Rs contained in the governing documents, and pay monthly assessments. As a public utility, you can define and categorize a condominium any way you want to -- apparently. In some small, rural communities, public utilities choose to regard condominiums as 'single family homes' for the purposes of exacting higher sewer and water fees from these owners than it offers apartment owners, who may pay a lower rate. If yours is a dwelling that looks like a single family home, but all the land under all the homes in the development is owned in common with all other owners, you may live in your home as though it were a single family home, but you may also have restrictions as to how you paint or decorate the exterior, and you may also have CC&Rs that you must abide by.
Employee leasing is simple: all one has to do is simply transfer all employees to a leasing company and then one leases those employees back for a fee. In total a single employee now costs a little bit more - but all the administrative tasks (taxation, payroll etc.) have now to be done by the leasing company.
Suburbia typically features single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums in a residential setting. The housing style in suburbia often includes larger yards, attached garages, and a mix of architectural designs such as colonial, ranch, or modern styles.
In some cases it will depend on local laws. In addition to there being occupancy restrictions, there may be other factors. These typically deal with health and safety, and not the relationships between the inhabitants.