@Tom Gimer  out this way they are extinguished at trustee sale.. or let me put it this way the buyer of the property at sale is not responsible for them and the HOA just loses the money.. 

The buyer of the house should expect some continued movement of the house as it ages, but can greatly reduce any future movement with proper maintenance of the property, including keeping soil conditions consistent, not allowing excess or lack of moisture. 

If you dont make it legal than when you go to sell it you will have the same challenges and limit your buyer pool. 

The buyer and seller draft the Land Contract, then signed the Land Contract with notary.   

Zillow will be accurate occasionally in a very homogenous area with very homogenous buyers.

If he feels like his buyer is shady in any way you will for sure not get the deal.

@Ayman Elmasik what you can do is bring one of your potential buyers by the property and have them look at it and make you an offer on the property.

Hello Bigger Pockets community,I have a question and perhaps others have the same question so I thought I'd post it and see what the wise folks here think.I accepted an offer on one of my properties and am giving the buyer a subsidy ("help with closing costs" as part of the deal).

Good to hear.Your buyer's lender may not require survey.

I have buyers who don't know what or where they are looking so I don't narrow my auto-search down for them other than the basics (2-4 units for example).