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Read your governing documents to determine what you own and can therefore control personally, and what real estate assets you own in common with all other unit owners. The boundaries can be defined as 'the paint', 'the studs', and so forth.

As a member of the condominium community, you have a percentage say in control of 100% of the property based on your allocate interest, which is also defined for your unit in your governing documents.

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Q: What property does the owner of a condo control?
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What if the condo owner does not keep condo in good condition?

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