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THE PROS OF CONDO CONVERSION Affordable home ownership. Tenants may have a say. Less work for owners. Uniqueness. The structure is in place. Flexibility. More profit and ultimately a better selling price.
For many reasons, a condo conversion can be a lucrative choice for property owners. Selling off one or more rental units in a building allows a property owner to maximize property values. If your rental units remain in good repair, you might not even have to spend much cash to update them.
Besides the traditional three apartment investment strategies (turnkey, distressed, and value-add), condo conversions are another less common business plan that can be very lucrative.
In this case, it may be worth renting the property when youre not using it. In fact, the money you make renting the condo may cover your mortgage costs and HOA fees. If youre considering renting the condo, even for a small part of the year, be sure to confirm the HOA allows short-term rentals.
With fewer issues that require consideration, people who are new to the industry may be able to get some experience under their belts to grow their real estate investment business. However, with fewer repairs necessary to increase the selling price, the profit margin can be lower compared to flipping a house.
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Renters in buildings being converted to condos may be more inclined to purchase their own unit right away, which means less work for the building owner to market and sell units.
Affordable home ownership This makes property converted to multifamily units more attractive, especially for first-time home buyers. Condo conversions also attract those looking for more affordable homes compared to buying the entire property. This can be an advantage at a time when prices continue to rise.
The Bottom Line A inium, or condo, is an individually owned residential unit in a complex or building of like units. Condo owners own their units but share common spaces, amenities, and other resources. They pay condo fees, which cover maintenance costs, amenities, and the upkeep of common spaces.

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