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Questions on short sales or foreclosures?
Call our office for a confidential review of your current situation.
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Welcome to ScottsdaleCondos.com, your best condo information source for Scottsdale, Arizona and the Valley of the Sun!
In this site you will find photos and features of several developments in Scottsdale as well as property listings, both for sale and for lease.
If you are in the market to sell, buy or lease a second home, vacation home, 1031 tax exchange property, investment property, or if you are permanently relocating to Arizona, we are here to help!
Also included are several informative Arizona links which we hope you find useful (p3).
Thanks, we look forward to hearing from you soon!
Jeff Tallman,
Designated Broker, Condo Living Real Estate
email: JeffTallman@ScottsdaleCondos.com
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**Featured Condo Developments**
(click below to go to photo/detail page)
Bella Vista, Scottsdale
Cachet at McDowell Mountain Ranch
Casabella Condos, McCormick Ranch
Gainey Ranch, Scottsdale
Kierland Greens, Scottsdale
Ladera Vista, Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch Overview
Mira Vista Condos, Scottsdale
Mirage Crossing, Scottsdale
Mission Del Arroyos, Scottsdale
Presidio Condominiums, Scottsdale
Raintree Resort Casitas, Scottsdale
Scottsdale Ranch Overview
Scottsdale Bay Club on Scottsdale Ranch
Starfire at the Villages on McCormick Ranch
Sun Canyon on McCormick Ranch
The Fountains on Scottsdale Ranch
The Racquet Club on Scottsdale Ranch
The Villages on McCormick Ranch
Villages North, Scottsdale
Newsletter "News & Views"
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What's covered under condominium insurance?
If you're thinking of buying a condominium, you'll likely have to join a
condominium association. These associations have insurance, but what do they cover? Basically, the association's insurance covers the condominium building, commonly owned property and liability for the association. But that
insurance does not cover losses to your unit, such as those resulting from a
burglary or water damage. It also won't provide liability coverage for injuries in you unit, such as if someone slips on your bathroom floor.
That's why you'll want to consider a condominium insurance policy from a reputable insurance company. This coverage can protect you from losses to your personal property and the interior of your unit, and it will provide you with liability protection for bodily injury or property damage to others. As you
consider condominium insurance, keep in mind that virtually everything you put in your condo, including furniture, personal items and so on, is your
responsibility. You need to know the total value of these belongings so you can get the appropriate amount of coverage. If you are applying for a mortgage on your condominium, your lender will probably require proof of insurance. If you pay cash or own the unit free and clear, it's still a good idea to have
adequate condominium insurance coverage.
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