
Daniel Sperling-Horowitz
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Daniel Sperling-Horowitz
@dwshorowitz
CEO @OfferMarketUS | Private Lender (Fix and Flip, DSCR), Rental Property Investor | IMG, UMD, YC



It’s really simple Sometimes it’s detached like a house but called a condo, sometimes it attached like and condo and called a house, sometimes they’re condos and called townhouses, sometimes they’re condos and called condos, sometimes they’re apartments converted to condos sometimes they’re hotels converted to condos. Some have an HOA some don’t, some have shared area some don’t, some can be rented out some can’t, some can be financed if more than 50% are rented, some can’t So the easiest way to remember is they can be attached or detached or semi-detached and called houses or townhomes or lofts or apartments or condos
















