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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the trec 37 2013 form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the property address in the designated field, including street, city, and county.
  3. Indicate whether the property is subject to a right of first refusal by checking the appropriate box.
  4. Fill in the current regular assessment amount and frequency in section B.
  5. Complete section C with any special assessments due after this resale certificate is delivered, specifying payment details.
  6. In section D, input the total amounts due and unpaid to the Association attributable to the property.
  7. Provide information regarding capital expenditures and reserves in sections E and F respectively.
  8. Answer questions about pending lawsuits and violations in sections G through J, ensuring all relevant details are included.
  9. Finally, complete sections K and L with administrative transfer fees and managing agent details before saving your work.

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State-specific fee structures: Texas: In Texas, the seller typically pays for the HOA resale certificate. The Texas Property Code allows associations to charge reasonable fees for preparing and providing resale certificates, with many communities charging between $100-$300 for standard processing.
Who pays for the HOA resale package? Some states require that the seller, or homeowner, pay for the resale package while others assign that financial obligation to the buyer. The question of who orders it usually depends on who pays for it.
The purpose of the resale certificate is to offer protection to both the buyer and the seller as well as the homeowners association. It gives sellers the opportunity to fully disclose their financial position with the HOA. At the same time, it reduces financial risk for the association.
A resale package includes several forms that provide transparency to the buyer and seller of an HOA home, reporting the associations financial and legal positions, the sellers standing, and what the buyer can expect when living in the community.
The resale certificate is a due diligence report for the buyer that allows them to understand how their property is affected by being in a homeowners association (HOA). Obviously the buyer needs to understand what their initial capital contribution in that property will be.

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Contract forms published by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) and Texas Realtors (TXR) are commonly used; however, they are optional. TREC and TXR contracts are not required to be used in Texas. The only persons required to use these forms are real estate agents and brokers.
An HOA resale certificate is an official document that provides specific information about a propertys standing within its homeowners association. This certificate, also known as an estoppel, dues statement, or closing letter, details the financial obligations and status of the property being sold.

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