Get In Purchasing The Property, Buyer Will Either Become A Mandatory Member Or Have The Opportunity To

Filling out the Community Association Disclosure form is a crucial step for buyers to understand their obligations and rights within a community association. This guide provides a clear and supportive walkthrough to ensure that users can confidently complete the form online.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Community Association Disclosure form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. In section A, select the type of association you will join by marking the appropriate boxes for Mandatory Membership Condominium, Mandatory Membership Homeowners Association, or Voluntary Membership Homeowners Association.
3. If the community is a condominium, fill in the number of units in section B. If the community is age-restricted, indicate the restrictions in section C.
4. In section D, state whether there is a master association by marking the appropriate box for either ‘is’ or ‘is not.’
5. Section E requires contact information for the association. Fill in the contact person's name, title, property management company name, telephone number, email address, mailing address, and website.
6. For section F, select the applicable assessments. Individually estimate any mandatory or voluntary annual assessments and litter the fields with appropriate figures.
7. Describe any fees charged to the buyer in section G. Mark if there are fees and fill in the estimated amount.
8. In section H, identify who will pay for an account statement or clearance letter, specifying either the buyer or seller.
9. State in section I whether there is any existing litigation involving the community by indicating 'is' or 'is not' and providing summaries when applicable.
10. For section J, check the appropriate options regarding special assessments, if any.
11. In section K, indicate the services and amenities covered by assessments by selecting all that apply.
12. Section L requires noting any keys or access items provided at closing.
13. If applicable, list any additional fees for services in section M.
14. Understand the property use disclaimer in section N to grasp any restrictions on property usage.
15. Finally, in section O, read through the seller's cooperation clause for any necessary assistance in obtaining information from the association.
16. Once all sections are completed, review for accuracy, then save your changes, and use the download, print, or share options to finalize the documentation.

Complete the Community Association Disclosure form online to ensure a smooth purchasing process.