Hi @dclaudiolaw0106 - good question. The board or builders won’t tell you anything when it comes to an investment. However you can do your own due diligence to know if an opportunity is not a good investment. If it’s a resale, be sure to check if there are an ongoing assessments, whether there are prevalent issues or liens and lawsuits against the building. Those could be a red flag. For red flags for a new condo, check out my video on the same topic. Good luck!
Ty for the knowledge ❤❤
Thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure. We hope you got some useful information from it.
But before we put in an offer. What should we ask for from the condo board or builders to know it's a good investment?
Hi @dclaudiolaw0106 - good question. The board or builders won’t tell you anything when it comes to an investment. However you can do your own due diligence to know if an opportunity is not a good investment. If it’s a resale, be sure to check if there are an ongoing assessments, whether there are prevalent issues or liens and lawsuits against the building. Those could be a red flag. For red flags for a new condo, check out my video on the same topic. Good luck!
Do you deal with out of state clients?
Where are you looking? We have partners we work in major markets
@@newbuildclub I'm on the west coast, but looking to buy in Astoria, Queens.