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Buying a condo requires a layer of due diligence beyond a single-family home, HOA financials, reserve funds, special assessments, rental restrictions, and milestone inspection reports (new requirement for Florida buildings 3+ stories). Our agents guide you through every detail so you buy with confidence.
HOA Financial Review
We review reserve fund adequacy, pending assessments, and budget health before you make an offer.
Oceanfront & Intracoastal
Expert knowledge of South Florida's top oceanfront and waterfront condo towers.
Milestone Inspections
Navigate Florida's new condo inspection law with agents who understand what it means for buyers.
Amenity Analysis
Pool, gym, concierge, valet. We help you evaluate whether the amenities match the HOA dues.
Rental Restrictions
Confirm rental policies before buying if investment income is part of your plan.
Condo Financing
Mortgage Capital financing. Pre-approved and ready to move fast.
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Frequently asked questions about buying a Florida condo.
What is a milestone inspection and how does it affect condo buyers?
Florida's Condo Safety Act now requires milestone inspections for residential condos three stories or taller. Buildings that are 25 years old (or 30 years near water) must complete a structural inspection. Buildings with significant repair findings must fund those repairs or face reduced occupancy. We review all available inspection reports before you make an offer.
How do I evaluate condo HOA financials before buying?
Request the condo's reserve study and the most recent 12 months of financial statements. Look for fully funded reserves and a history of special assessments. Underfunded reserves are a major risk for condo buyers. We review HOA documents for you and flag any financial red flags before you go under contract.
Can I get a conventional mortgage on a Florida condo?
Not all condos qualify for conventional financing. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac maintain approved condo lists. Buildings with active litigation, low owner-occupancy ratios, or high commercial use may not qualify. FHA has its own approved condo list. Our Mortgage Capital team knows which buildings are warrantable and can source financing for non-warrantable condos when needed.
What rental restrictions should I check before buying a condo?
Condo associations set their own rental policies. Some buildings allow rentals immediately and with no minimum term. Others impose 30-, 60-, or 90-day minimums. Some restrict rentals entirely for the first year or two of ownership. Verify the rental rules before you buy if short-term income is part of your plan.
What are the top condo markets in South Florida right now?
Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and West Palm Beach are the dominant condo markets in Palm Beach County. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Aventura lead Broward County. Miami Beach and Coral Gables are the premier markets in Miami-Dade. Each market has distinct price points, inventory levels, and buyer profiles.
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