Is this going to be a primary residence? If it's an investment property be sure to check with the managing HOA to see if they allow rentals, as that might throw a wrench in your plans.
Is this going to be a primary residence? If it's an investment property be sure to check with the managing HOA to see if they allow rentals, as that might throw a wrench in your plans.
@Amzy Dediosi hope you have someone working for to find a property . At that price range it will sell fast so you have to act quick . You might look into Citrus Heights because the prices are lower and it is next door to roseville
@Amzy Dedios, @Wes Blackwell is right, it will be challenging to find availability in that price point. He is great at researching! For condos it is also important to ask the management agency what percentage of the project is non-owner occupied and if there is one entity that owns a large number of units.
Yes it was and I decided to let go since it's under litigation. I also am now realizing how bad idea HOA fees are. I think I'll broaden my area and piece point as well.