You can get anything for a price I suppose. You would need to inspect the particular unit and have a general assessment of expensive condo-wide repairs (roofing, slabs, etc)
Personally I would also want to see the minutes and ledgers of the HOA to make sure they are not kicking the can down the road on repairs.
I wonder if their are any consultants or home inspectors that specialize in condo’s that could both help you inspect the physical structure and the financial soundness of the HOA?
I wonder if their are any consultants or home inspectors that specialize in condo’s that could both help you inspect the physical structure and the financial soundness of the HOA?
I wonder if their are any consultants or home inspectors that specialize in condo’s that could both help you inspect the physical structure and the financial soundness of the HOA?
I wonder if their are any consultants or home inspectors that specialize in condo’s that could both help you inspect the physical structure and the financial soundness of the HOA?
I wonder if their are any consultants or home inspectors that specialize in condo’s that could both help you inspect the physical structure and the financial soundness of the HOA?
I would get a home warranty with the purchase and check the Internet for complaints about the company that provides the warranty. There are a lot of companies and a lot of complaints about many of them. I think what everyone is trying to say is do your due diligence and look into the way the association is being run, find out if there are any suits against them, etc. I am sure there are great buys out there and it is still a buyer’s market.
I would get a home warranty with the purchase and check the Internet for complaints about the company that provides the warranty. There are a lot of companies and a lot of complaints about many of them. I think what everyone is trying to say is do your due diligence and look into the way the association is being run, find out if there are any suits against them, etc. I am sure there are great buys out there and it is still a buyer’s market.
I would get a home warranty with the purchase and check the Internet for complaints about the company that provides the warranty. There are a lot of companies and a lot of complaints about many of them. I think what everyone is trying to say is do your due diligence and look into the way the association is being run, find out if there are any suits against them, etc. I am sure there are great buys out there and it is still a buyer’s market.
I would get a home warranty with the purchase and check the Internet for complaints about the company that provides the warranty. There are a lot of companies and a lot of complaints about many of them. I think what everyone is trying to say is do your due diligence and look into the way the association is being run, find out if there are any suits against them, etc. I am sure there are great buys out there and it is still a buyer’s market.
