NEVER Buy These Types Of Houses In Palm Beach

Buying a home in Palm Beach?

Whether you’re relocating to Palm Beach County, searching for a luxury condo in West Palm Beach, or investing in South Florida real estate, not all homes here are created equal. Some Palm Beach homes look incredible online—light, bright, remodelled kitchens, pools out back—but behind the pretty photos are hidden red flags that can cost buyers tens of thousands.

As a local Palm Beach real estate broker, I’ve toured hundreds of homes across West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Island, Palm Beach Gardens, and beyond. In this video, I’m breaking down the 5 types of homes I would never buy in Palm Beach County (and what you need to know before you make a move):

🔴 Homes in the wrong location (airports, railroads, I-95 noise)
🔴 Waterfront properties with hidden flood risks
🔴 Condos facing massive special assessments
🔴 Renovated homes with money-pit system issues (cast iron, Poly-B, termites & more)
🔴 Properties with sky-high insurance headaches

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It’s the exact 21-point checklist I use with my clients to spot red flags in 60 seconds or less.

Whether you’re relocating, buying a second home, or investing in Palm Beach real estate, this guide will help you protect your capital, your lifestyle, and your peace of mind.

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Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro - The Lemons of Palm Beach Real Estate
00:45 – #1 Great House, Wrong Location
02:19 – #2 Waterfront Homes With Hidden Flood Problems
03:31 – #3 Condos With Hidden Special Assessments
04:48 – #4 Renovated Homes That Are Money-Hole Time Bombs
07:08 – #5 Insurance Headaches You Don’t See Online
08:08 – Recap & Free Checklist

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