Buyer beware before purchasing in a common area community with HOA.
by Jim Navarro published Aug. 20, 2010
In todays challenging economy we are affored great opportunities to purchase distressed real estate. With those great opportunities come hidden problems that may ultimately make your great buy a bad buy. Take for instance hi-rise communities with a high percentage of foreclosures.
These home owner associations ( HOA) have been decimated with owners not paying their association dues rendering many of them on the verge of collapse. The average foreclosures time frame in Nevada is 15-18 months with many owners not paying their dues.
If you do purchase in a HOA community the seller is obligated to provide you a resale package which will disclose the financial status of the association. It's imperative you review these documents because you can end up with a large assesement if you dont. As they say in the business buyer beware!
If you would like to discuss the status of any hi-rise please feel free to contact me.
These home owner associations ( HOA) have been decimated with owners not paying their association dues rendering many of them on the verge of collapse. The average foreclosures time frame in Nevada is 15-18 months with many owners not paying their dues.
If you do purchase in a HOA community the seller is obligated to provide you a resale package which will disclose the financial status of the association. It's imperative you review these documents because you can end up with a large assesement if you dont. As they say in the business buyer beware!
If you would like to discuss the status of any hi-rise please feel free to contact me.
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