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The document is a Seller's Common Interest and Homeowners Association (HOA) Disclosure form for properties located in a condominium or planned unit development. It requires sellers to provide detailed information about the HOA, including dues, management contacts, potential assessments, and property amenities. The form also advises buyers to verify current and future HOA dues and any issues that may affect the property.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Sellers Common Interest and HOA Disclosure form in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal information, including the Seller's name, property address, city, state, and zip code. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
In Section 1, provide details about the Homeowners Association (HOA) or Management Company. Fill in the community name, management company name, property manager's name, mailing address, office phone number, and current dues amount. Indicate how often dues are paid.
Answer questions regarding any pending changes in HOA dues or special assessments. If applicable, attach an addendum with further explanations.
Complete Sections 6 through 14 by answering questions about violations, maintenance projects, nuisances, parking facilities, and amenities. Check all relevant boxes to ensure comprehensive disclosure.
Finally, review your entries for accuracy before signing at the bottom of the form. Ensure both Seller and Buyer initials are included where required.

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What are the HOA disclosure documents?

HOA disclosure documents are a collection of papers that outline the rules, regulations, financial health, and operational procedures of a homeowners association. These documents inform potential buyers about the community they are considering joining.

Which of these are the documents that must go to every condo buyer?

These include: Prospectus: An overview of the condominium project. Declaration: The governing document that outlines ownership and operation details. Purchase and Sale Agreement: The contract between you and the developer. Rules and Regulations: The guidelines for living in the community.

How do I get HOA documents?

First and foremost, the request should be in writing. You can deliver it via mail, email (if accepted by the association), or in person. There is no official form required, but using a clear and professional format will help.

Is a sellers property disclosure required in Colorado?

A seller disclosure is a legal document in which a property owner provides information about known issues with the home. Under Colorado law, sellers must disclose material defects and conditions that could affect the propertys value, desirability, or safety.

Is SPDs required in Arizona?

While the form itself isnt legally required, disclosing known defects is, and most Arizona real estate agents and brokerages require sellers to use the SPDS to satisfy that obligation. Note: Even if youre selling a home as is in Arizona, youre still required to be truthful and transparent about what you know.

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