What should make you pause
Watch for unexplained fee jumps, thin reserve contributions, repeated water events, insurance problems, unresolved engineering items, owner disputes in minutes, short reserve-study timing, special-assessment language, and bylaws that conflict with how the buyer plans to live.
When to ask for help
This becomes urgent when a document condition is short, material documents are missing or stale, minutes mention unresolved repairs or assessments, insurance or financing is uncertain, a bylaw conflicts with intended use, or the buyer is being asked to waive review before specialist or legal questions are answered.
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Important
Condo documents, bylaws, reserve funds, and special assessments should be reviewed carefully with qualified professionals before purchase.
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Research the condo building and corporation.
Compare the actual corporation's documents, insurance, reserve study and upcoming work. A building profile, low fee or newer completion year does not establish financial health.
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