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  1. Johannes Bergstrom
    April 24, 2011

    Thanks for a great article. I agree its purely legal, the term has become interchangeable throughout the years.

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    • George. Jenkins
      December 17, 2018

      Differances in lease?

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  2. Roznah
    July 26, 2011

    Hope you can include the source of the article here as it is important for validity.

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  3. Spry
    September 16, 2014

    As far as I can tell, there is no difference between condos and apts except that one requires you to repair everything and the other does not. Plus, they all seem to be priced the same here; you still have to have a background/credit check, and come up with over $1000 to move in and sign a year lease while still having zero privacy and no say in who your neighbors will be and, where the condo is concerned, you now have to deal with an annoying and possibly controlling HMO. “Very often a team of members is elected by the condo owners which are part of a residential society and are responsible for the decisions to be made regarding the common areas and the general maintenance of the condo.” I have yet to see any multi-colored apartment complexes. It doesn’t sound like it’s worth the extra $$ from what I read.

    Can anyone who has lived, or is living, in one of these “co-ops” give some feedback as to whether or not a condo/co-op is worth the hassle?

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    • George s. Jenkins
      December 17, 2018

      Can not find a physical difference yet tjhe paperwork is vastly different.

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