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Tomasz Banas
  • Real Estate Investor/Agent
  • Brick, NJ
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Financing non-warrantable condo in New Jersey

Tomasz Banas
  • Real Estate Investor/Agent
  • Brick, NJ
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I just got one condo under contract (buy & hold). After receiving the condo questionnaire I found this condo is a non-warrantable. Everything looks fine except delinquencies. It's a complex with 110 units that was self-managed (read mismanaged) for years. Over 50% of owners didn't pay their HOA dues. 3 years ago a property management company took over. In those 3 years they got the delinquencies down to 20.9%. However, it's still more than max allowable 15% to make it warrantable. Could you recommend someone in New Jersey that could finance a non-warrantable condo? Thank you in advance!