books about: condominium     books:       Timeshare Condominiums for the Beginner16 reviews Michael Strauss Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 1995 Some good advice... I have committed to a timeshare presentation (my first!)in the near future and I needed some guidelines as what to expect. Michael Strauss' work Timeshare Condominiums for the Beginner was a rock solid fit for my needs. His straight-forward approach is what I needed to begin to feel comfortable regarding my forthcoming experience. He asks the reader to determine the intended use one has for the ...             2008 Condominium Bluebook1 review Bickel & Sirkin Piedmont Press, 2008 You can't live in a CA Condo without this book This publication is updated every year and provides all the tools necessary to survive on a Homeowner's Board and as an owner of a condominium. It gives samples, clarifies language, and identifies outside resources. There are no problems that can not be addressed by looking up the issue in this book. This is a MUST have.             The Condominium Concept: A Practical Guide for Officers, Owners, Realtors, Attorneys, and Directors of ...7 reviews Peter M. Dunbar Pineapple Press (FL), 2008 Book Review This is a wonderful book. It breakes down the Condominum Act in terms that officers of associations and the owners of individual units can understand. Five stars is even to low to rate how wonderful this book is!             The Complete Guide to Purchasing a Condo, Townhouse, or Apartment: What Smart Investors Need to Know - ...7 reviews Susan Smith Alvis Atlantic Publishing Company (FL), 2007 Complete Guide to Purchasing a Condo The author takes great pains to dispel those lingering myths about condo ownership. She does this in a light easy tone. The book has a good layout in an easy to read format. The chapters flow nicely into one another. The author has included some very interesting case studies and anecdotes provide by others in the Real Estate field. The book is full of strong practical advice. It also ...             The Condo Owner's Answer Book2 reviews Beth Grimm Sphinx Publishing, 2008 Finally - A Balanced Condo Resource Book! There are some real way out condo books out there. Find out the real scoop about how things work and how to avoid problems and enjoy your condo, from a trusted and knowledgeable person who is not only an attorney, educator, speaker, mediator and super resource, but a twice over condo owner. Who else will you find that has worn all the hats?             Reserve Fund Essentials Graham D. Oliver & Jonathan H. Juffs Oliver Interactive, Inc., 2006 RFE is a treasury of information, opinion, and methods for creating and managing reserve funds related to co-owned properties such as condos, townhouses, HOAs. RFE is a valuable "how-to" publication designed for Boards of Directors, Community and Property Managers, Reserve Specialists, Accountants and Builders.             The New York Co-op Bible: Everything You Need to Know About Co-ops and Condos: Getting In, Staying In, ...3 reviews Sylvia Shapiro St. Martin's Griffin, 2005 It's $13 that you NEED to spend, if you want to buy, bought or are selling an apartment in NY. Pros of co-op ownership: You can actually afford to own something. You can have a tax write off like normal people. Cons of co-op ownership: Everything else. Enter The New York Co-op Bible. I had it, read it, lost it am now purchasing a second copy after looking high and low for the first one I bought. That should tell you something. I own a co-op in Metro New York. My managing ...             Make Money with Condominiums and Townhouses1 review Gary W. Eldred Wiley, 2003 A reasoned voice in the huckster crowd My review title pretty well sums it up. Eldred presents a well reasoned argument for investing in condos. He provides solid advice on the pertinent subjects, including tenant and association selection. And he does it with an encouraging tone that doesn't digress into pie in the sky hype. I think I'll check out some of his other work.             Condominium9 reviews John D. Macdonald Fawcett, 1985 Where it all begins An awesome look at the reality of what they do to the old people here in Florida. MacDonald essentially indicts our entire society. This novel's more relevant today than ever, MacDonald was truly visionary. These characters are real people and they live here in Florida, except for the hero character, Sam Harrison, who might as well have been named Travis McGee. I haven't read all of Johnny Mac, ...             Tips and Traps When Buying a Condo, co-op, or Townhouse (Tips & Traps)9 reviews Robert Irwin McGraw-Hill, 2006 Read this book before you leap into a shared ownership This book showed me the "red flags" to look for when evaluating a shared ownership developement and helped me to avoid buying into a nightmare. Ohhh, I'm so glad I read this book. I read 4 other books on buying a condo and this book was by far the most practical and answered my questions. The format is easy to read and quickly search. The tips and traps opens your eyes to what you're getting ...             The Board Secretary: Roles and Responsibilities in Community Associations : A Guide for Association ...1 review Anita Hagerty Schenk, P. Michael Nagel Community Associations Institute, 2003 Not much bang for the buck here In a word.... this book is superficial. It should be called a pamphlet, not a book, with only 25 pages and is not worth the list price of $25.00. It is well written but very basic in nature. It took 20 minutes to read and did not include much meat. Use the search capabilities of the Internet and you will learn much more for free than this book gives. I also bought "The Homeowners Association ...             Condo Living: A Survival Guide to Buying, Owning And Selling a Condominium2 reviews Robert M. Meisner Momentum Books, LLC, 2005 An attorney reveals condo laws and you. Whether you're thinking of buying a condo or selling one, you need CONDO LIVING: A SURVIVAL GUIDE TO BUYING, OWNER AND SELLING A CONDOMINIUM: it's a primer by an attorney with over thirty years experience of practicing community association law, and covers just about everything to know about condo ownership. From common developer and association practices to differences between simple conflicts ...             The Co-Op Bible: Everything You Need to Know About Co-ops and Condos; Getting in, Staying in, Surviving, ...9 reviews Sylvia Shapiro St. Martin's Griffin, 1998 THE CO-OP BIBLE: word! the truth is inside! I recently bought a co-op in Manhattan (July 2001) and before doing so; I went to the bookstores and scanned the shelves for books that I thought would help me out. With so many titles to choose from, how could one know what is worth buying and the rest browsing? I ended up settling down with two books and I can happily recommend "The Co-Op Bible: Everything You Needed to Know About Co-Ops and ...             "WHAT DO YOU MEAN, I CAN'T RENT MY CONDO?".: An article from: Journal of Property Management Leigh O. Linder, Paddi Sharifian Institute of Real Estate Management, 2000 This digital document is an article from Journal of Property Management, published by Institute of Real Estate Management on May 1, 2000. The length of the article is 1288 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: "WHAT DO YOU MEAN, ...             The Ultimate Guide to Buying and Selling Coops and Condos in New York City2 reviews Neil J. Binder Nice Idea Publishing, 2005 The Book I Always Recommend To Friends This book is short and to the point. If you learn and understand what's in here, you'll know more than 90% of the real estate brokers out there! Walks you through the basics of the process, each step of the way.             Living Together: Multi-Family Housing Today Michael J. Crosbie Images Publishing Group Pty. Ltd., 2007 Today, more than ever, multi-family housing is recognised as vital to modern, urban communities. This type of housing requires immense dexterity from an architectural perspective, because while promoting a sense of community living, a sense of aesthetics must also prevail. Michael J. Crosbie has selected more than 45 remarkable examples of multi-family housing for this handsome book. Accompanied by descriptive text and vivid colour photography, ...             How To Buy and Sell Real Estate in the Bahamas Matthew Simon, 2008 An experienced real estate investor gives step-by-step advice about buying and selling real estate in the Bahamas, including local laws and practices, pitfalls to avoid, and tips for saving money. Experts from each major Bahamian island describe the communities and developments on their island, what real estate is available in each, and at what price. Includes links to detailed maps of each island. 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