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CONDOMINIUMS AND HOA'S

Termites: who is responsible? We'll report our findings soon Condo Questionnaire: explanation and should it cost $100-300? Condominium Ownership Act Get an envelope inspection of the property Quick checklist: review your policy and the HOAs governing documents Budget template, condo budgeting is not difficult but should be orderly and readable Condo Emergency Planning Guide Package Delivery Planning and Policy

HOA Condominium Buyer's Guide If you are moving into a mixed-use (residential and commerical) community get knowledgeable Ask if the HOA has completed an envelope inspection-study; this is when the HOA has hired an engineering firm to studyand evaluate the skin of the property that is the responsibility of the HOA: this will provide the buyer with a view on how well the HOA attends to its maintenance responsibilities and can foretell the needfor future special assessments. Condo Project Questionnaire in gaining loan approval: requirement in acquiring a loan that involves little effort on the part of the managementcompany. The fee may be charged twice: once by the management company and once by the lender. The fee can range from $50 to nearly $200. This is an income enhancement scheme when the home buyer/seller is charged morethan $50: the form is completed via a push-button computer application requiring nonew work to complete. Guides, Information & Articles onRental Restrictions HOA Renters Rights

Selling a condominium in an HOA requires providing the home buyers with offical HOA documents. Refer to Transfer Fees and Documentation on this site. Mold issues: who is responsible and how to pursue solution Smoking Ban in Condominiums
Parking Space Assignment,changes, transferred, insured
Update on FHA Loan Requirements
Rental Restrictions Renter's Rights Envelope Inspection - Study Mold Damage: who is responsible? Damage due to leaking roof, who is responsible? Quick overview of condo HO6 and HOA homeowner insurance considerations Limited Common Elements List of issues to be considered

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