Condo in Lake Worth, Palm Beach County, FL · 16 units
Mariner Court
Po Box 926, Lake Worth, FL 33460
Overview
A boutique 16-unit residential community of 2-story townhomes built in 2007 in North Palm Beach, offering spacious residences with private backyard gardens and attached 2-car garages.
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At a glance
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16 residential units on record.
Is Mariner Court safe? Structure & milestone status
What are the HOA fees at Mariner Court?
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What is the flood risk at Mariner Court?
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Permits & activity
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Frequently asked
Is Mariner Court safe to live in?
Aedificio doesn't grade or judge buildings. What we can tell you is factual. Applicability is a regulatory classification and does not indicate any problem. For a professional assessment, consult a licensed inspector.
What are the HOA fees at Mariner Court?
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Does Mariner Court require a milestone inspection?
Based on available records, this building is not classified within the 3+ story milestone-inspection requirement. Verify with the association.
Can you get a mortgage on a condo here?
Condo mortgage eligibility depends on the project's "warrantability" (Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac criteria: owner-occupancy, reserves, litigation, insurance). Aedificio surfaces the public inputs; your lender makes the warrantability determination.
Is Mariner Court in a flood zone?
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