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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of rentals. Low condo fees.[/quote] I wouldn't say "a lot of rentals" is a red flag at all. Low condo fees I agree with. [/quote] I wouldn't want to buy a condo and live with a number of them rented out if there are only 6 units. Living next to renters in a condo can be a nightmare when you are a condo owner. Plus I think it affects the value of the property somehow, but I could be wrong.[/quote] Agree, but there is no much control over the number of rentals. Any condo at any time can become rental unless the by-laws prohibit that [/quote] Which makes the case that OP should read the bylaws. Rentals should be limited to 25% of the units at any one time.[/quote] OP here:upto 25% percent of rentals - is it the rule for DC or something? [/quote] No -- it can affect the property value if it's more. For example - https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/where-we-live/wp/2015/10/21/too-many-rentals-in-neighborhood-can-cause-property-values-to-stagnate/ You really need to research these things before you buy - you sound woefully under-informed re: condo ownership.[/quote]
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