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4 Comments on Limited Uncommon Elephant
Cindy,
I was reading Alan's excellent blog and I was dreading the moment as I was going down the page, to see "Comments are disabled by the author".
What a relief. Because I wanted to comment to you that it is important to understand issues with condos in general and with a specific condo in particular, which is well supported in Alan's excellent blog.
And I also wanted to say "Thank you" as I would have missed it.
Cindy, our area has issues with HOA docs, I have yet to represent a buyer and have the HOA docs delivered within the accepted timelines of the law. I just don't understand it, people just ignore it.
How did the cookie situation finally come out
Yes, I wanted to comment, too. I always sit with my clients and say these are the issues; however, I am going to give you all the time you need to each section over as we go through it, so you can ask questions, if you like. I also let my clients know how very important it is to read all the HOA docs, as well as the financial budget which tells a story. I don't want anyone ever to come back and say, you didnt' tell me this or I didn't read it. In fact, as I read over this blog, I'm wondering if I might not want to include a document that states, I have read all these documents. I think I'll talk with out attorney and let them come up with a document stating that the clients have read a particular document. Thanks for the repost, and always glad, like Jon, that the comments were not turned off. :) Gail
Jon-glad to be able to give you a view of Alan's good post.
Gerry-getting our docs isn't as much of a problem as people remembering that for resales they only have 3 days to read them and 10 days for new construction. They can cancel the contract for no reason during the review period.
Gail-I think it is a good idea to have an additional document that helps limit our liablity beyond the standard form that comes with the contract.
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