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Participantrecords I am not sure of the details of the solvency but it is simply that the HOA does not have enough money to pay the bills. So most likely they are not meeting minimum reserve requirements by the state. Also there could be deferred maintanence that needs to be done but cannot be due to no funds. Other issues such as insurance, exterior maintanence, and all the things that HOA’s may pay for may now start to seriously suffer.
jp – you got it right. Unfortunately they may have to make an assessment to get things right immediately, then also raise the HOA’s. It all depends who they owe, what the reserve requirement is, and the timeline of things.
SD Realtor
Participantrecords I am not sure of the details of the solvency but it is simply that the HOA does not have enough money to pay the bills. So most likely they are not meeting minimum reserve requirements by the state. Also there could be deferred maintanence that needs to be done but cannot be due to no funds. Other issues such as insurance, exterior maintanence, and all the things that HOA’s may pay for may now start to seriously suffer.
jp – you got it right. Unfortunately they may have to make an assessment to get things right immediately, then also raise the HOA’s. It all depends who they owe, what the reserve requirement is, and the timeline of things.
SD Realtor
Participantrecords I am not sure of the details of the solvency but it is simply that the HOA does not have enough money to pay the bills. So most likely they are not meeting minimum reserve requirements by the state. Also there could be deferred maintanence that needs to be done but cannot be due to no funds. Other issues such as insurance, exterior maintanence, and all the things that HOA’s may pay for may now start to seriously suffer.
jp – you got it right. Unfortunately they may have to make an assessment to get things right immediately, then also raise the HOA’s. It all depends who they owe, what the reserve requirement is, and the timeline of things.
SD Realtor
Participantrecords I am not sure of the details of the solvency but it is simply that the HOA does not have enough money to pay the bills. So most likely they are not meeting minimum reserve requirements by the state. Also there could be deferred maintanence that needs to be done but cannot be due to no funds. Other issues such as insurance, exterior maintanence, and all the things that HOA’s may pay for may now start to seriously suffer.
jp – you got it right. Unfortunately they may have to make an assessment to get things right immediately, then also raise the HOA’s. It all depends who they owe, what the reserve requirement is, and the timeline of things.
SD Realtor
ParticipantYeah they could get the cash back out if they want. I am not so sure prudent investors do that. There are a couple of pretty seasoned guys who post here occasionally who have shared thier experiences with us. Most of them do not buy rentals here in SD or even in CA.
Also yeah the HOA solvency is the troubling aspect. Once that is resolved I am sure the place will move pretty darn quick.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantYeah they could get the cash back out if they want. I am not so sure prudent investors do that. There are a couple of pretty seasoned guys who post here occasionally who have shared thier experiences with us. Most of them do not buy rentals here in SD or even in CA.
Also yeah the HOA solvency is the troubling aspect. Once that is resolved I am sure the place will move pretty darn quick.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantYeah they could get the cash back out if they want. I am not so sure prudent investors do that. There are a couple of pretty seasoned guys who post here occasionally who have shared thier experiences with us. Most of them do not buy rentals here in SD or even in CA.
Also yeah the HOA solvency is the troubling aspect. Once that is resolved I am sure the place will move pretty darn quick.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantYeah they could get the cash back out if they want. I am not so sure prudent investors do that. There are a couple of pretty seasoned guys who post here occasionally who have shared thier experiences with us. Most of them do not buy rentals here in SD or even in CA.
Also yeah the HOA solvency is the troubling aspect. Once that is resolved I am sure the place will move pretty darn quick.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantYeah they could get the cash back out if they want. I am not so sure prudent investors do that. There are a couple of pretty seasoned guys who post here occasionally who have shared thier experiences with us. Most of them do not buy rentals here in SD or even in CA.
Also yeah the HOA solvency is the troubling aspect. Once that is resolved I am sure the place will move pretty darn quick.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is priced really well. Note however that this condo requires cash offers only and the HOA is not solvent. Finally this is a TDS exempt sale.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is priced really well. Note however that this condo requires cash offers only and the HOA is not solvent. Finally this is a TDS exempt sale.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is priced really well. Note however that this condo requires cash offers only and the HOA is not solvent. Finally this is a TDS exempt sale.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is priced really well. Note however that this condo requires cash offers only and the HOA is not solvent. Finally this is a TDS exempt sale.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is priced really well. Note however that this condo requires cash offers only and the HOA is not solvent. Finally this is a TDS exempt sale.
SD Realtor
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