Whether you are purchasing a condominium or procuring a simple home, you always need to have a clear conception of the kind of ownership you are going to have with that property. If you buy a condo, it is always a must to read the documents cautiously to understand how upholding is separated among owners and the common funds.
With individual ownership, read the deed restrictions (if any) to really understand the rules that concern to your property. In fee simple ownership, there might be some compulsory fess for maintenance etc.
If you are unclear on your property ownership or your ownership obligations, it is always wise to review the title documents with a real estate attorney before proceeding with your purchase. Don't hesitate to ask questions! A clear understanding of your ownership, rights , and obligations leads to a more satisfying home purchase.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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