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Real Estate Estoppel HOA Explained

Posted by Denise McKinley on Monday, April 17, 2023 at 11:13:57 AM By Denise McKinley / April 17, 2023 Comment

Hi there! I'm Denise McKinley, a trusted RE/MAX agent and part of The Real Estate Chicks team. Let me tell you about an important aspect of closing on your home - the HOA estoppel. As part of the closing process, the title company will request an estoppel from the HOA, which includes prorations and code violations, and may come with a fee of at least $250. Don't be caught off guard at closing! As an experienced agent, I'm here to help you navigate these details and ensure a smooth closing process. Contact me for expert real estate guidance today!

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