When you buy a condo, you’re buying into the HOA as much as the unit. The HOA manages maintenance, reserves, rules, and community expectations. Reviewing HOA documents before committing is essential: budgets, reserves, meeting minutes, restrictions, upcoming projects, and any litigation. A well-run HOA protects your investment. A poorly run one creates future expenses and headaches that don’t show up until you’re already in. I help buyers interpret these documents so they know exactly what they’re stepping into.
