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Gaurav S.
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Newbie question - which properties do not have hoa fees ?

Gaurav S.
  • Homeowner
  • los angeles, CA
Posted Feb 26 2011, 09:27

I am trying to buy my first sfh in Ventura,ca

I used to think that condo's have hoa fees but most of the sfh homes I am finding also have hoa dues.

Can someone explain if there is a general rule to hoa fees ? Does condo's and town homes only have it and they are being misrepresented on mls or there is no such rule and even a sfh can have hoa dues ?

Sorry if this questions sounds silly. I am trying to buy a sfh home to live in and want to get the best deal possible......hence trying to find an experienced realtor who can bid on homes in auctions and negotiate with banks. If someone has any tips on finding such realtor it would be very helpful.
Thanks a lot

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