Everything you need to know for a successful real estate investment. This enriched content provides a comprehensive and detailed perspective for prospective condominium buyers, helping them make informed decisions.
In divided co-ownership, you own your apartment and a share of the common areas (stairs, garden). In undivided co-ownership, all owners hold a share of the entire building. The difference is crucial in terms of management, responsibilities, and financing.
These monthly fees cover common expenses such as maintenance, insurance, and sometimes utilities. They vary depending on the size of the building, services offered (pool, concierge), and the contingency fund.
This fund is used for major repairs and long-term maintenance. A well-funded reserve is essential to avoid unexpected special assessments. It’s important to assess the fund's status before purchasing.
This document governs co-ownership life. It includes rules on fee distribution, rights and duties of co-owners, and potential restrictions. Understanding this document before committing is crucial.
Quality of life in co-ownership greatly depends on good neighborly relations. Find out about the general atmosphere, conflict management, and co-owner participation in decisions.
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