Condo buyers in Arlington are often surprised by the fine print. From pets and rentals to flooring, parking, and even blinds, here are 10 condo rules that catch both buyers and sellers off guard.
When you see a property listed “as-is,” it might sound like a warning—but it’s not always a red flag. In this article, we break down what the term really means for both buyers and sellers, what rights each party still has, and how to navigate inspections and negotiations with confidence.
In this edition of Ask the Broker, we break down what a “limited common element” really means in a condo. From balconies to parking spaces, learn which parts of the property are yours to use—but not to own—and why it matters when buying, selling, or budgeting for repairs.