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Has anyone here ever purchased a condo with a land lease that was set to expire within 10-15 years? If so, were you able to use a lender for financing, and if yes, what type of loan did you get? I’m curious to hear about any experiences or challenges with securing financing in this situation. Thanks!
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How can I get approved for a condominium mortgage loan? How does condominium mortgage loan work? How can I get a loan of approximately $60-65,000 on a condo in Florida with high DTI but excellent credit, 20% down (purchase of $75000). A mortgage lender denied me, waiting for denial letter.
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There is a condominium crisis forecase in the state of Florida. The term “condo crisis” refers to various potential issues such as maintenance problems, structural issues, financial difficulties, or even environmental concerns. Florida has faced challenges in the past related to condominiums, including issues with building maintenance, insurance costs, and natural disasters such as hurricanes. The state’s vulnerability to climate change and rising sea levels also poses risks to coastal properties, including condominiums. To get the most accurate forecast regarding the condominium market in Florida and any potential crises, you would need to consult real estate experts, industry reports, and local government agencies for the latest information and projections. Additionally, staying updated on news related to the real estate market and potential regulatory changes could provide insights into any emerging issues or crises.
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Can a mortgage loan officer explain the difference between a warrantable and non-warrantable condominium unit? Also what is the difference between a condominium and a condotel or condo hotel? How can I get financing on non-warrantable, condotel, and warrantable condominium units?
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