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New Rules for Condos
Important New Condominium Budget and Reserve Requirements
Colton Murray360Financing Your Florida Panhandle Condo
Non-warrantable condos may offer beachfront living at a fraction of the cost. Learn how portfolio financing and flexible income options help you qualify.
Theri Isaacs002027 Condo Rule Changes: What They Mean for RI Buyers
Starting January 4, 2027, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac require condo boards to set aside 15% of annual budgets for reserves, up from 10%.
Rafael Villanova130Buying a Tampa Bay Condo: What Lenders Look at Beyond Your Credit
Financing a condo around Tampa Bay means the building gets reviewed too. Here is what lenders commonly check and what to ask before you make an offer.
Josh Richardson40The Developer's Guide to NYC Condo Financeability
Financing isn't just a buyer concern—it's a developer's infrastructure. Learn how to engineer your NYC condo project for maximum financeability to drive fast…
Sam Ciancio60Understanding Temporarily Non-Warrantable Condos
Learn why some new condos are temporarily non-warrantable and how to secure financing during the transition to conventional eligibility.
Sam Ciancio100Why Local Expertise Matters for South Florida Condo Loans
Navigating South Florida's complex condo market requires more than just a low rate—it requires a lender who understands local laws like SB 4-D and the hidden…
Marcel Garcia200The End of Limited Condo Reviews: 2026 Mortgage Update
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are eliminating Limited Condo Reviews starting August 3, 2026.
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