The status certificate is the document that matters most and the one a cash buyer is most tempted to rush past. It shows the reserve fund balance, any pending special assessments, and outstanding litigation involving the condo corporation, all of which affect what you are actually buying beyond the unit itself.
A home inspection still applies inside the unit, typically $400 to $600, and should specifically cover in-suite systems since the building's shared components are the condo corporation's responsibility, not yours individually.
The condo fee and the reserve fund behind it matter as much as the sale price. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.