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Thanks for some good things to consider. We will do our homework for sure.
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Make sure the association has a decent cash reserve......otherwise they will assess each owner for any future projects such as roofs, paving etc
Condo associations can be almost like a time share, being able to increase fees or charging for assessment by a vote form the board of directors |
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following up on Bob's comment most good associations contract periodically with an outside firm to do a reserve assessment . they look at common areas that will need spending over next 15-20 years and look at the reserves to see what % they have covered . i good indicator of likely one time assessments
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it's tough to make predictions specially about the future |
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