What is a Condotel?
Condotels are condominiums that have been converted into resort or hotel-style living. Owners can have their units rented out while not occupying in order to generate supplemental income.
Condotel properties are often treated like second homes and are quickly growing in popularity among Florida vacationers looking for time share real estate.
Not allowed:
- Structural deficiencies and certain pending litigation
- Incomplete construction of the subject phase
- Homeowners Association with $0 reserves
- Homeowners Association limits the number of days the property can be accessed
Approved/Evaluated Case-by-Case:
- Low HOA budget reserves – HOA delinquencies exceeding 15%
- Condo Questionnaire must be 100% complete for Approval Commitment. No blanks or questions answered “n/a” or “unknown,” and questionnaire must pass underwriter review.
- Condotels with less than 500 square feet allowed at a max 70% LTV
- Condotels with kitchenettes allowed on a case-by-case basis
A Condo unit as a Condotel when units in the complex can be reserved for daily, weekly or short-term rentals.