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| Things to Consider When Buying a Lake Norman NC Waterfront CondoAs the housing market all around the United States continues to be down, real estate sales along Lake Norman and the greater Charlotte, North Carolina metro area continues to increase, because of the strong economics and livability of the area. If purchasing a house is not in your future plans, but would like to enjoy lake living. Lake Norman and Lake Wylie have many beautiful waterfront, water view and off water condos that are currently available for purchase, ranging from a variety of prices from the low $100’s to the mid $500’s.  
Feel free to contact Lake Realty today at 800-315-5947 or visit LakeRealty.com to learn more about waterfront and water view condos that are currently available on Lake Norman and Lake Wylie . Wondering if a Condo may be for you? Below are the Lake Realty Advantages and Things to Consider Before Buying a Waterfront Condo. Advantages of Owning a Waterfront Condo - Condos tend to be more affordable with lower prices, especially for first-time buyers and single individuals.
- Condos are often conveniently located near office buildings, shopping, entertainment and convenient travel routes.
- Often available are a wide range of prices, property types, locations, sizes and amenities available.
- Amenities may include 24-hour concierge services, courtesy patrol, activities director, pool, tennis courts, and fitness facilities.
- Owners of condos receive the same tax benefits as owners of single-family homes, as the value of condos build over time when owned.
- Typically condo living is for people who choose to not deal with the pain of extensive maintenance when you own a home such as mowing lawns, raking leafs and snow removal
Things to Consider Before Buying a Waterfront Condo - Owners are responsible for payment of condo association fees and assessments.
- Condo owners may pay for extra amenities that they may never use.
- Condos are governed by a set of rules called the Condominium Declaration and Rules and Regulations. These may include restrictions on noise levels, outdoor barbeques, pet ownership, and renovations.
- Multi-family living is not always desirable for some people, because of the noise level that may be generated by poor soundproofing
- Parking is normally limited and often is in an area not attached to or near the unit
- Condos normally may have less privacy than with a detached single-family home.
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