Breco Condominium

How to Get an Apartment Without a Job

A lot of you have been telling me that you're having a hard time renting an apartment when you don't have a job lined up. I know it can be tough, and I know what I did when I was in your shoes, but I wanted to get you more valuable information that wasn't just from my experience. So, I sat down with

The Only Apartment Rental Checklist You'll Ever Need

Here's the complete and only apartment rental checklist you'll ever need to successfully rent your very own apartment in 2020.

These Rental Apartment Decorating Ideas Can Save You Money

Planning a move? Read this first. These rental apartment decorating ideas saved me money and helped me figure out my personal style—and it's all about taking your time.

Reasons To Rent A Two Bedroom Vs. A One-Bedroom Apartment

We’ve previously discussed the pros and cons of renting a studio vs. a one-bedroom apartment. But what about a one-bedroom vs. a two-bedroom? It’s a question that couples and singles must face when deciding on a place to live. While couples may share a single bedroom, a two-bedroom may still be a better option for […]

6 Designer Tips to Make Your Home Look Expensive

What to Look for Before Hiring a Contractor

Learn about the right questions to ask when hiring a contractor and important things to look for before starting a project.

It's hard to believe but a condo could be lost to squatters

It is possible for strangers living in your property to acquire title through a legal process called adverse possession.

Condos: 3% Down Instead of FHA; We'll Walk You Through the Options

When condos aren't FHA approved there are other options for borrowers who are looking for similar financing options. Find out what your options are!

Occupancy Restrictions in Condominiums

When my wife and I bought our condominium a few years ago we had only one child. Now we have three kids and our condo board says that the bylaws limit the number of people in a unit to two per bedr…

Warranties that developers grant to condominium owners

It can be very nice to be able to move into a newly constructed condominium in Florida. Knowing that everything is brand new and there has not been any wear and tear can provide some peace of mind. As people are moving into a newly constructed building, the expectation is that it will be free

Checking the financial health of a condo association

Before you buy a condominium, certainly you'll check out the view, the closet space and the parking lot. But don't fall in love with the unit until you know the association is financially stable. A...

Benefits of Hiring a Landlord Lawyer

If you’re like many new landlords just starting out in the property rental business, you have probably already made the decision to just “wing it” when it comes to the majority of your starting off points. After all, what could go wrong, right? Right? The truth is that there are way more pros than cons …

Can My Condominium Association Remove Palm Trees?

Question: Our condo board wants to remove 44 mature Foxtail palms that shade the courtyards of our 22 coach home buildings. They claim their roots threaten

Is a Furnished Apartment Right For You?

This all depends on your landlord or rental agency, of course, but it does leave some wondering whether or not a furnished apartment is right for them.

Moving to the Burbs? Keep the City Condo As Rental

Considering selling your condo after moving to the suburbs? Run the numbers on renting it first.

4 Responsibilities of Every Condo Association

Condo associations are faced with many responsibilities. These four are the most important obligations for every HOA and condo association to follow.

How to Support First-Time Condo Buyers

What makes first-time home buyers worth your time and energy for your association? Get the facts on the Buildium blog.