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FearlessF · « **Reply #252 on:** **Today** at 09:23:53 AM »

yup, I always tell my buddies I'd have a much larger place but I wouldn't want to vacuum that much carpet

that was my Father's line about Cadillacs and big cars - took too much water the wash them

Cincydawg · « **Reply #253 on:** **Today** at 09:25:11 AM »

Quote from: 847badgerfan on Today at 09:16:13 AM

I would not do a condo anywhere. HOA's are getting out of control.

HOAs can be a serious issue, no doubt. One problem is a new condo starts out with the developer paying into the reserve fund, and they tend to short it obviously. As theh condos sell and owners take over, they discover 4-5-6 years down the road they don't have enough in reserves and the monthly payment goes sjyward.

Our previous HOA board spent a lot of money on aesthetics, basically, and were voted out, and the new board is now spending a lot of money on infrastructure, which is probably needed in a 33 year old building. I mostly ignore them, my wife is intensely interested.

She doesn't really get my lack of interest. I personally like condo life, I lived in a condo we bought once I got away from apartment living. It worked out OK.

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