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Condo Fee Defaults Surge in Manhattan

Submitted by FD (Condo Hotel Miami Beach), Nov 10, 2007 00:40

Here in South Florida this is another disaster waiting to happen. I do not understand why the law doesn't force the developer to deliver the condominiums with sufficient reserves for at least one year.
Many "investors" will default on their fees, then on their mortgages before foreclosure, putting an undue burden on the shoulders of the few legitimate owners who actually live in their condominiums.
I've said it here. Write my words.
Best regards.
FD


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Nov 12, 2007 15:56

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