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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CONDOMINIUM RESALE PURCHASE AND SALES AGREEMENT in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Seller's and Buyer's names and mailing addresses in the designated fields at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the Unit Number, Phase, Building name, and Condominium address as specified in Section 1.
  4. Specify the Date of Agreement by selecting either the date Buyer or Seller signs, as outlined in Section 2.
  5. Complete Section 3 by entering the Purchase Price and any deposits made. Ensure all monetary values are clearly stated.
  6. Indicate the Closing Date and Place in Section 4, ensuring it aligns with both parties' availability.
  7. Review Sections regarding Deposits and Disputes (Sections 5 and 6) to understand how funds will be managed during transactions.
  8. Continue filling out any additional sections relevant to your agreement, such as Mortgage Contingency (Section 8) or Inspections (Section 24).

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Typically, a Resale Certificate is a set of documents that a homeowners or inium seller provides to a prospective buyer, usually after mutual acceptance. The certificate typically includes the homeowners association budget, the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CCRs) for the association.
Overall, a inium resale certificate facilitates transparency, protects buyers, and promotes fair real estate transactions. It provides potential buyers the necessary information to make informed decisions and ensures a smoother transaction process for all parties involved.
A right of first refusal stipulation in a contract, lease agreement, or other formal real estate property agreement grants its holder the first opportunity to make an offer on a property and buy it if it goes on the market.
Again, as-is does not mean the seller can hide important details about the house. It simply means that, for whatever reason, the seller wont be doing repairs - and that the buyer should be willing to accept the house in its current condition.
Who completes the information for the resale certificate? Because the associations property management company handles the accounts receivable for the association and has the rest of its accounting information handy as well, the management company will complete the certificate as a service to its clients.

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To close a real estate transaction, you would usually need a resale package of documents, that is varied per state. A standard HOA resale package has two parts: a resale certificate and a collection of governing documents, like CCRs, Bylaws, Budget, Balance Sheet, and Reserve Study.
During the real estate transaction, inium associations are required to submit resale certificates to their lender(s), which include any past due payments to the association, pending violations, unpaid violations, unpaid special assessments and fees that are due upon closing.
Condo Contract 2 (C). RESALE CERTIFICATE: This is a very important document because it provides the buyer with information about the Homeowners dues, the amount of reserve for repairs, replacement of common elements in the project, i.e. roof replacement, resurfacing the swimming pool, painting the complex, etc.

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