Sander Scott walks through what to check before buying a condo: talk to current residents, review bylaws and past assessments, and do your homework on what you're getting. One surprise: marina access rights aren't always included for condo owners.
But as far as advice to people, I would just say, you know, just do your homework, walk the grounds, and talk to people that are residents there and see what they think, how they enjoy living there. Are there any issues? Do they know if there's any upcoming assessments or any past assessments? And if you start getting serious and you're trying to narrow it down, ask for a copy of the bylaws. And look and see what the bylaws have to say.
Yeah, and that I found surprising, that there wasn't more, I don't know, preference or right of first refusal or what have you, that the actual condo owner units didn't seem to have any more right to use the marina than any— anybody, right?
