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Not understanding the question.

Posted by JK (the other JK) on May 13, 2010 at 9:17 AM

In Reply to: special assessments hoa posted by gc on May 12, 2010 at 8:17 PM

: Can someone tell me why some people get overly concern with special assessments for condo rentals? I seems logical to me that you either get charged a high HOA dues, or you get low dues with a special assessment now and then, or your dues go up slighly now and then. I mean the Hoa has to pay for upgrades to the property somehow. I would love to hear some comments from investors with more experience on this topic.

When you write "some people get overly concen with special assessments for condo rentals" , are you referring to buyers, lenders, investors or who?

In some complexes it is becoming a HUGE problem. Suppose a bunch of units are in foreclosure and those owners are not paying their HOA dues and then a new roof or major plumbing repair is in need. It could be a huge bill for owners that are paying their dues.


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