Here’s the thing nobody tells you about forming a condominium in Washington State—it’s a freaking pain in the ass.

Sure, many zones now allow up to two ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units), and developers are jumping on the trend of setting them up as separate condos for sale.

Some are even combining adjacent properties to maximize the investment. Sounds like a win-win, right? But here’s where it gets tricky, or maybe I’m not aware of a loophole.

The Washington Condominium Act is no joke.

It’s packed with regulations, legal documents, and warranties you need to understand before you can even break ground.

Navigating all that? Overwhelming, to say the least.

When I first started digging into it, I felt completely buried under the mountain of information.

There were plenty of moments where I thought, “Is this even worth it?” It might be. Hopefully the markets will improve soon.

If you’re planning a condo project and feeling lost in the legal maze, let’s connect.

I’ve been through it, and I can help you avoid the mistakes I made. I can also refer you to some qualified and experienced lawyers who know the condo laws inside and out.