Condominium units are relatively expensive.  Mostly, the amount of a single condo unit will reach several hundred thousands of dollars.  Thus, buying one should be well thought about, properly and critically analyzed, and perfect planning must have been made.  

Below are things that you may want to consider as essential factors when buying a condo unit:

•    Is the condo unit well managed? There are condo units that are being sold by the original owners.  Well, apparently, these are a lot cheaper compared to the newly built.  However, you need to make sure that the unit is well managed and well maintained.  Good maintenance means all parts of the unit are regularly checked and repaired.
•    Is the condo unit newly built?  Most condo units are priced high when they are built newly.  This is very logical.  However, you need to make sure that all things used to build the condo unit are not sub-standard.  You can check this out with the condo seller and your own engineer.
•    Is condo your necessity at this time?  If you really need the condo unit, then this might be right for you. However, you need to check first your necessity level for the condo unit.

If you really want to get the worth of your money, then make sure that you follow these smart tips.