09/18/2026
That "cheap" condo might not be cheap at all.
A low sale price can hide $50K, $80K, even $100K in costs already stacking up behind the scenes. Before you fall for the deal, you need to know if the building passed its structural inspection, whether the HOA reserves are actually funded, and if any special assessments are pending.
In South Florida, this is where buyers get burned. Get these three things right and you might be looking at the opportunity everyone else was too scared to touch.
Comment CONDO below and I'll DM you the 12 questions you need to ask the association before you make an offer.