Purchasing property with a HOA

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ChelleC (California)
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Are the HOA and CC& R's transferable?

KerryL1 (California)
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Unclear question, Chelle. Please try again using different words.

TimB4 (Tennessee)
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Do you mean that new owners must comply? Yes.

CC&Rs are bound to the land.
This means when the property is sold everything attached to the land comes with it (the home, outbuildings, easements, taxes, deed restrictions (CC&Rs), liens, etc.)

BenA2 (Texas)
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CC&Rs are attached to the property so whenever the property is sold, the new owner is bound by them. Membership in the HOA is usually mandatory so the new owner would be a member. I hope that answers your question.

P.S.
There are rude people on this forum, but not all of us are.

DouglasM6 (Arizona)
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Posted By ChelleC on 01/31/2018 3:56 PM
Are the HOA and CC& R's transferable?

No. They remain attached to the deed of the original property. You cannot transfer them to another property.

Just in case that's what you're asking. It is a bit unclear, and I'm not being rude. I think the question has been answered either way.

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