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  • I’ll be your real estate guide throughout your home selling journey. But first, in order to price your property right the first time, we need to take into consideration several factors: current market conditions, comparable sales in the area, and the condition and features of your property.

    This is especially important in a market with high interest rates and lower demand, as buyers are more cautious and selective in their purchase decisions.

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    Yes! You know how when you go to the doctor's office and they ask you about your medical history? It'll take 3 mins to complete.

    With this information, we customize your marketing stategy - allowing you to earn TOP DOLLAR!

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  • Deed Restricted HOA/DUCIOA vs. Civic Association

    {owner1}, do you know the difference?

    A deed restricted HOA is a community where homeowners are subject to both rules recorded with the property's deed with the local jurisdiction and rules created by the local governing body OR builder - both can legally limit what homeowners can do to their property. 

    A deed restriction might say you can't build a shed in your yard or own a certain breed of dog and/or can govern the height/type of fence to be installed. 

    DUCIOA

    In order to sell, the community must provide financial disclosures for potential buyers - usually at the seller's expense.

    Example of DUCIOA eligible communities

    1. HOA community with annual fee more than $700/year
    2. Condo Association/Co-Op

     

    A civic association is a voluntary community group that focuses on broader community issues such as safety, beautification projects, and public services and advocating for neighborhood interests to local government and other organizations, lobbying for improvements and changes that benefit the area.

    HOAs with lower annual fees tend to handle beautification of common areas and snow removal.

     

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