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What are typical HOA fees for a condo in California? The average condo association fees in the U.S. cost about $300-$400 a month. Typical condo association fees in California are similar in range. However, it may be higher or lower depending on the city.
Most condo fees include contributions to the upkeep and repair of common areas, shared utilities, landscaping, snow removal, amenities, building insurance, staff salaries, and the reserve fund for long-term repairs and replacements.
Fee simple is a legal term used in real estate that means full and irrevocable ownership of land, and any buildings on that land. Fee simple is the highest form of ownership it means the land is owned outright, without any limitations or restrictions other than local zoning ordinances.
Homeowners individually own their units, but the Home Owners Association is the one that owns the common areas. Therefore, condo fees support maintaining the common property, while HOA fees support maintaining the property thats in anothers holding.
In some cases, condo common fees may cover certain utilities such as water, hea, or electricity for shared areas like hallways or outdoor lighting. Sometimes, a portion of these fees may also go towards paying for bulk services, such as cable or internet, for the entire complex.

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What Is a inium Fee? A inium fee is a levy paid by every property owner in a inium complex to cover ongoing maintenance costs. These fee are typically based on the size of the condo unit, the amenities the building offers, and any anticipated annual expenses.

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