D Fritz Appraisals

MARCH 16, 2021

HOA documents – if you live in an HOA neighbourhood, the appraiser will need to see the costs, regular maintenance schedule, history of fee increases, etc. Any easements or encroachments – any part of the property should be accounted for to get the most accurate estimate of the land value.

Appraisal 127

Appraisal HOA Easement Valuation 127

Will Springer Realtor

AUGUST 2, 2022

Buyers should read CC&Rs and all related HOA documents to understand the rules and potential risks of purchasing the home.). EASEMENTS: An irrevocable right to use some part of another person’s real property for a particular purpose. COURT ORDERS: An official proclamation from a judge that a party must do or abstain from doing.

Easement 36

Easement Sellers Legal Buyers 36

D Fritz Appraisals

OCTOBER 11, 2022

Any existing easements or zoning issues. Paperwork – gather any relevant paperwork that supports the valuation of the home such as property tax bills, HOA fees, receipts and permits for any improvements or upgrades. They are not assessing décor or any feature that is considered removable. Lot: Size and topography of the lot.

Appraisal 106

Appraisal Inspection Property Taxes Easement 106

Empire Appraisal Group

MAY 20, 2021

Can Condos or HOAs Require Vaccination Proof to Use Amenities? Source: Can Condos or HOAs Require Vaccination Proof to Use Amenities? The post Can Condos or HOAs Require Vaccination Proof to Use Amenities? Florida Realtors. By Rob Samouce. NAPLES, Fla. – © 2021 Journal Media Group. appeared first on Empire Appraisal Group.

HOA 78

HOA Easement Tenants Law 78

Realvals

JANUARY 14, 2017

HOA information. Easements or encroachments. Here is some of the data that can be helpful to us: List of recent improvements (Last 15 years) with estimated prices and dates. Copies of previous appraisals or sketches. Known inconsistencies in data. Unpermitted additions. Miscellaneous.

Appraisal 78

Appraisal Inspection Easement HOA 78

Raleigh Realty

AUGUST 17, 2021

Any existing easements on the property which legally allow another party to use someone else’s property. Some examples of this include the appraisal and inspection fees, but also any HOA fees that are associated with the home, property taxes, and insurance premiums that will be due at the time of closing.

Real Estate 148

Real Estate Real Estate Agent Contracts Inspection 148

San Jose Real Estate

OCTOBER 21, 2023

A planned unit development is architecturally either a townhouse or a house in which 100% of the unit plus the land under it is owned and the ownership of the unit also provides for a membership in the homeowner’s association or HOA. With a PUD, homeowners have an easement and rights to use the common area through their HOA membership.

Architecture 53

Architecture HOA Development Easement 53