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Assessing HOA Financial Health: The Critical Role of Reserve Studies Explained

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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome guest Luke Erickson to discuss the crucial role of reserve studies for Homeowners Associations (HOAs). We explore how reserve studies serve as essential tools for understanding the financial health of an HOA, offering valuable insights for potential buyers evaluating an association's strength or weakness. Our discussion covers the functions of a reserve study, highlighting its importance in aiding HOAs to effectively plan and manage their budgets. This episode provides an in-depth look at how reserve studies impact both HOAs and homebuyers, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in real estate and HOA's.
The Department of Real Estate RESERVE STUDY GUIDELINES for Homeowner Association Budgets is available here: https://dre.ca.gov/files/pdf/re25.pdf

Check out Fund2000.com for our Mortgage Lending team (NMLS 2277963).
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Learn more about host Chuck Hamm here
or on LinkedIn, and contact him at chuck@fund2000.com.
Video version of podcast on Youtube or search for Fund2000 Real Estate Podcast!
This content is not legal advice. Contact an attorney for legal advice.
For specific real estate sales or mortgage lending questions, you may contact chuck@fund2000.com

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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome guest Luke Erickson to discuss the crucial role of reserve studies for Homeowners Associations (HOAs). We explore how reserve studies serve as essential tools for understanding the financial health of an HOA, offering valuable insights for potential buyers evaluating an association's strength or weakness. Our discussion covers the functions of a reserve study, highlighting its importance in aiding HOAs to effectively plan and manage their budgets. This episode provides an in-depth look at how reserve studies impact both HOAs and homebuyers, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in real estate and HOA's.
The Department of Real Estate RESERVE STUDY GUIDELINES for Homeowner Association Budgets is available here: https://dre.ca.gov/files/pdf/re25.pdf

Check out Fund2000.com for our Mortgage Lending team (NMLS 2277963).
Sold2000.com for our real estate Sales Team (DRE 02173355).
Learn more about host Chuck Hamm here
or on LinkedIn, and contact him at chuck@fund2000.com.
Video version of podcast on Youtube or search for Fund2000 Real Estate Podcast!
This content is not legal advice. Contact an attorney for legal advice.
For specific real estate sales or mortgage lending questions, you may contact chuck@fund2000.com

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