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     By:Tina Fountain

    Most condos have some kind of pet rules, limiting both the size, number and species of your pets. For instance, a condo may only allow dogs under 25 or 35 pounds and limit the number to 1 per person. Others may ban certain breeds of dogs, such as American pit bull terriers and rottweilers.


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  • Screen Your Condo Board Before You Buy

     By:Adam Robinson

    Request a copy of the certificate of insurance which summarizes the association's policy. Check to see that replacement costs are in line with today's prices. Next, look for a building-ordinance clause. If it's included in the policy, it means the insurance company will pay for any costs required for updating the building code in the case of rebuilding. Finally, understand what the insurance company covers and what you are responsible for.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Worry-Free Calgary Condo

     By:Carlos Montes

    This multi-year project includes three highrise towers and five podiums of 1,000 units in total plus retail space. Waterfront is located in an incredible downtown Calgary location convenient to shops, restaurants, jobs and local parks. The quality condos are equipped with high quality Sub Zero appliances, Caesarstone counter tops and hardwood floors.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Florida Condo Repairs - Costly Oversights

     By:Rob Thomson

    The fissure-like fracture was discovered within the 15-story building support structure. The 24 inch concrete slab on the fourth floor that sustains the upper floors had shifted. We're not talking a small pressure crack, this was damage that resembled the aftermath of an earthquake. The Mowrey's, live-in building superintendents, said the walls in their condo had buckled, cabinets were barely hanging on and the concrete floor was completely cracked.


    In Category - Home Inspection
  • Buying a Condo: Working with Condo Associations

     By:M Shane

    Try to attend an association meeting to see what their dynamic is with the committee members; you can sometimes see problems in person that don’t get noted in the meeting minutes.


    In Category - Home Buying


  • Interior Design Wonders: Making Your Condo Look Larger Than It Is

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    A classic, space-enhancing trick is to use mirrors, strategically spaced, to create the appearance of a larger room. This does not need to be floor-to-ceiling as some homes are, but adding three or four mirror strips on a wall will do wonders to brighten the room, especially if natural light can be reflected back into the area.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Primer on Minneapolis Condo Ownership

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    Over the past several years the Minneapolis condominium market has flourished. Depending on your circumstances, there are several types of condominium ownership arrangement you may want to consider before making a purchase.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Condo Living in Today's Market

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    Utilities such as gas, water and electricity may be covered in the owner's monthly fees, but in some instances they are not. It's up to the buyer to learn what is included in the purchase price, and to understand any expenses that will be additional. All of this must be thoroughly examined before making the purchase.


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  • Be a Smart Condo Shopper

     By:Adam Robinson

    This article is not meant to bash condominium living. Condos have their place as an effective, low maintenance form of housing in an urban setting. However, this is one form of real estate that has consistently delivered a high level of customer dissatisfaction upon delivery. Buyers need to be prepared and understand what to look for when purchasing a new condominium.


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