@Joe Ko I'm sending you a private message. 

The other thing is, there are two types of appraisals IMO  - a bank appraisal and a private appraisal.

I don't know-but like I said something felt off here, if the intent here was to pass it off to his buyers..Plus,Im unsure that hell even market it properly on the company social media platform unless he has no choice.. if hell first privately contact all his buyers first...There weren't any agents around to chat with-the few that there are work remotely. 

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I don't know how long you've been in the industry, but if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, especially when there is so much scam stuff happening in the hard/private money side of things still. 

That's why you need the HOA, because they implement your private CC&Rs which allow for the greater density...so ANY townhouse/condo you buy you should have anticipated that there were likely some shared services...if there weren't then you wouldn't need the HOA...

Reach out to a variety of lenders, as banks, credit unions, private lenders, etc., all have varying terms.

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