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Read over all the HOA documents and make sure your lawyer does too.
Confirm there aren’t any special assessments planned for this year, and if there are, make sure you understand who is going to cover those. (You or the seller).
Also understand what elements of the condo/building are your responsibility vs. the HOA and what the process is to get things fixed.
Why not ask your agent? This is what you pay them a commission for
Asking the agent is the basic 101... goes without saying.
Just checking here with other experienced folks in case there are things that agent may not tell me or miss out.
What area of the country?
Any suggestions A1?
Short answer is yes, you should regularly be in touch with all of these parties to make sure you k ow all of your rights under the contract, your mortgage, etc. and that you know exactly what you’re buying.
Any specific questions I should ask or things I should be careful about?
I am assuming you’re already pre-approved and soon to be locked in so you should be in pretty constant contact with your lender to get them the documents needed to be approved. Your lender should also be in touch with agent and attorney as well to make sure everything is going smoothly. Feel free to DM me with any questions.
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Condos are tricky. The condo goes through a review. Because you’re putting 20% down, it’s a limited review vs a full review. So, the lender only checks what’s required for a Fanny or Freddy conventional loan. But condo rules can change pretty quickly based on the board. On my last condo purchase, the condo docs read that no short term rentals were allowed, that a rental needed to be 30+ days. Anything less was short term and not allowed. I bought the place and reached out to the HOA to get signed up in their system and start paying my fees. They sent over their sign up packet and the first line, in BOLD, was no rentals allowed lol I’m like wtf is this lol. We literally checked on this but they must have made a recent change. Some condos only allow so many units to be rented. I don’t have any plans to rent it but I might need to.