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Paint for $1-1.4 millions, you are getting royally stiffed. That paint better have pieces of gold.
That's what I'm sayin!
HOAs are a scam
Amen
It sucks but you don’t really have any way to avoid it. Even if you sell quickly, you’ll have to disclose the pending assessment and any buyer will want that taken into account in the sale price. Hopefully this is just getting all deferred maintenance out of the way and the property up to date. They can’t require a new roof again any time soon, so unless there are foundation issues or some other major concern I’d just grind it out and remember how great your interest rate is. If you move the only thing you’ll know for sure is your rate will more than double. Maintenance will always be there and suck. I own a townhome and had to get a new roof this year. $30k plus another $35k to replace the rooftop deck over it. No insurance coverage because it’s just normal wear and tear.
Thanks for the detailed insight! I got some more advice on keeping the home a few more years as it will appreciate over time after the project is complete.
What are your options? Are you willing to sell? Do you have equity? Do you have another property you are interested in?
What’s your balance left on the loan? How much equity would you walk away with rn if you sold?
The reason why condos are a hard sell. The dependency of the HOA being competent and funded is not consistent in each condo development.
Agreed. I have made some improvements to my home to increase it's value but HOA is at an all-time high that I'm pretty sure are turning away buyers not only from this condo, but in general.
Unless you can change the HOA this pattern seems likely to continue. What are your neighbors saying?
They are pretty much stuck in the same boat. If it doesn’t pass, we’ll have an increase again. Either way, we need to find a way to fork up the money for this pricey improvement project.
If it’s only $10k per unit total, that seems reasonable for a new roof and house painting. It would be much more than that if it was a single family home.
I think I would prefer to have a single family home than dealing with HOA and its restrictions.
What are the rules to vote out the board at the HOA??
If it doesn’t pass, an increase to HOA is expected and another special assessment fee per month.
How much would you be able to rent it for?