1b/1b–HOA $380–Mira Mesa

[jimmyle]

Does any body know why the HOA for this unit is so high?

I am staying in a 1b/1b condo in Carmel Valley and I think the landlord is paying only $220 per month for HOA that includes water, trash, swimming pool, and tennis court, and exterior maintainance.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080069490-9735_Mesa_Springs_160_San_Diego_Ca_92126

[nostradamus]

No idea. I pay half for the same amenities.

[nostradamus]

No idea. I pay half for the same amenities.

[nostradamus]

No idea. I pay half for the same amenities.

[nostradamus]

No idea. I pay half for the same amenities.

[nostradamus]

No idea. I pay half for the same amenities.

[mwtosd]

It is certainly insane, the HOA dues would be more than the mortgage on the 1/1. I looked at a few of the listings that closed.

It looks like the HOA dues include a special assessment.

Assessment is for complex being replumbed to replace plastic piping with copper.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076081094-9730_Mesa_Springs_Way_25_San_Diego_CA_92126

[mwtosd]

It is certainly insane, the HOA dues would be more than the mortgage on the 1/1. I looked at a few of the listings that closed.

It looks like the HOA dues include a special assessment.

Assessment is for complex being replumbed to replace plastic piping with copper.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076081094-9730_Mesa_Springs_Way_25_San_Diego_CA_92126

[mwtosd]

It is certainly insane, the HOA dues would be more than the mortgage on the 1/1. I looked at a few of the listings that closed.

It looks like the HOA dues include a special assessment.

Assessment is for complex being replumbed to replace plastic piping with copper.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076081094-9730_Mesa_Springs_Way_25_San_Diego_CA_92126

[mwtosd]

It is certainly insane, the HOA dues would be more than the mortgage on the 1/1. I looked at a few of the listings that closed.

It looks like the HOA dues include a special assessment.

Assessment is for complex being replumbed to replace plastic piping with copper.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076081094-9730_Mesa_Springs_Way_25_San_Diego_CA_92126

[mwtosd]

It is certainly insane, the HOA dues would be more than the mortgage on the 1/1. I looked at a few of the listings that closed.

It looks like the HOA dues include a special assessment.

Assessment is for complex being replumbed to replace plastic piping with copper.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076081094-9730_Mesa_Springs_Way_25_San_Diego_CA_92126

[cv2]

$380 is the regular HOA fee for this complex Creekside and an additional $180/month special assessment for 5 years. This will bring the total monthly due to $560/month.

I could not access their budget and reserve study but I would not be surprised to see zero reserve and a deficit in their current spending. This complex is just badly managed. I do not have the numbers but I suspect that less than 50% are owner occupied and make it difficult to get loans.

[cv2]

$380 is the regular HOA fee for this complex Creekside and an additional $180/month special assessment for 5 years. This will bring the total monthly due to $560/month.

I could not access their budget and reserve study but I would not be surprised to see zero reserve and a deficit in their current spending. This complex is just badly managed. I do not have the numbers but I suspect that less than 50% are owner occupied and make it difficult to get loans.

[cv2]

$380 is the regular HOA fee for this complex Creekside and an additional $180/month special assessment for 5 years. This will bring the total monthly due to $560/month.

I could not access their budget and reserve study but I would not be surprised to see zero reserve and a deficit in their current spending. This complex is just badly managed. I do not have the numbers but I suspect that less than 50% are owner occupied and make it difficult to get loans.

[cv2]

$380 is the regular HOA fee for this complex Creekside and an additional $180/month special assessment for 5 years. This will bring the total monthly due to $560/month.

I could not access their budget and reserve study but I would not be surprised to see zero reserve and a deficit in their current spending. This complex is just badly managed. I do not have the numbers but I suspect that less than 50% are owner occupied and make it difficult to get loans.

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