Episode 3 : Basics: Cooperative, Condominium, and House.
In this episode of Rock the Closing, Dalia and Orsolya dive into the key differences between cooperatives (co-ops), condominiums (condos), and houses, breaking down the unique aspects of each ownership type. They cover everything from how ownership is held, to the differences in insurance, carrying costs, taxes, and the advantages of each type. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or just curious about the nuances of real estate, this episode will provide you with a clear understanding of these different property ownership models.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
The differences between holding ownership in a co-op, condo, and house.
How insurance works for these property types and what role title companies play.
What carrying costs to expect, including common charges, maintenance fees, and real estate taxes.
The impact of board approvals, interviews, and restrictions in co-ops versus the flexibility in condos.
Why some buyers might prefer a condo or house over a co-op, especially when it comes to rental flexibility and property upgrades.
Specific tax considerations, such as the mortgage recording tax for condos and the flip tax in some co-ops.
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