10-25-2011 09:11 AM
I read a post about potenetial buyers not liking the fact there may be more than one HOA dues. Is this true? I thought there was only one HOA.
10-25-2011 01:20 PM
Depending on the community you could have multiple HOA's and a SID/LID. I.e. Aliante you pay a master community association fee, then the community hoa (that you live in) and you pay a SID/LID (until this is paid off). It's more common to have one but there are plenty of instances where there could be more than one due.
Adam
10-25-2011 09:23 PM
What is a SID/LID ? And, why do all the listings only have listed a sole HOA, if infact an SID/LID fee and/or other HOA's are also required?
Please advise.
10-25-2011 10:31 PM
Your agent should be able to tell you if there's a SID/LID - it's listed on the MLS (as well as HOA dues, pending litigation, etc).
Also, your agent should verify # of HOA dues, cost of these dues and the frequency in which they are due -- especially if it's a property you are considering making an offer on (or already have made one on). This will be detailed to you during your escrow stage in the HOA transfer package.
A SID/LID is a builders tool to essentially pass along the debt they were required to take on to develop streets, sewers, plumbing, public access, safety, etc when they chose to develop an area of undeveloped land. I think that's the best and easiest way to describe it.
Feel free to contact me if you ened any more information on this subject.
Adam




