I am trying to figure it out, but I imagine the lawsuit and the amount of NODs in the complex and the low amount of owner occupied, perhaps even the condition of the HOAs finances, and the economy in general makes me think it may be difficult to get a loan on one of these units. Brian predicted 150k on these and I see it happening now. If we’re not at bottom, heck, maybe it’ll go lower. The NODs still continue to trickle in for the complexes condo conversions in that area.
What’s the easiest way to check the financial position of these HOA’s? Also, does anybody know how many units are owner-occupied and how many are rentals (3520 Lebon)?
What’s the easiest way to check the financial position of these HOA’s? Also, does anybody know how many units are owner-occupied and how many are rentals (3520 Lebon)?
What’s the easiest way to check the financial position of these HOA’s? Also, does anybody know how many units are owner-occupied and how many are rentals (3520 Lebon)?
What’s the easiest way to check the financial position of these HOA’s? Also, does anybody know how many units are owner-occupied and how many are rentals (3520 Lebon)?
What’s the easiest way to check the financial position of these HOA’s? Also, does anybody know how many units are owner-occupied and how many are rentals (3520 Lebon)?
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