What townhome neighbrhoods have HOA dues higher than $150 per month in Greensboro? With homes 100K or less?
Wed Jul 16 2008, 21:14 - Greensboro - General Area - 7 answers
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Thu Jul 17 2008, 11:00
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Hopefully all the answers that we all sent in yesterday will come back. If not then I will repost mine.
Thu Jul 17 2008, 10:34
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Good question. Any answer that I might provide would be incomplete. I suggest that you visithttp:// www.CJAHomes.com for complete access to all townhomes listed in Greensboro. A more important and more difficult to ascertain question is: What are the reserves of the HOA? Low reserves are a significant problem brooding in the future. Good luck!
Thu Jul 17 2008, 06:29 Web Reference: http://www.CrenshawJenkins.com
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Curious question. Are you weeding out unacceptable complexes or completing some research. Any list I provide would be incomplete, so I recommend you visithttp:// www.CJAHomes.com. This site will provide you with searching capabilities for all listed properties in Greensboro, including townhomes. Good luck.
Thu Jul 17 2008, 06:25 Web Reference: http://www.CrenshawJenkins.com
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I would find that odd but maybe not impossible. The HOA dues are, in part, typically going to be based on the amenities the community provides. A community of smaller or older units that have a wealth of amenities may have dues that high. The dues are set by the board members. Check it out though. It is possible you ran across a typo.
Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:26 Web Reference: http://www.LenMontgomery.com
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Just,
Most townhome communities with a pool plus other amenities will be close to that mark. I have seen them around 130 mark. Now Adams Farm communities will have more then one HOA. They have a monthly and then a quarterly one. The homes for 100K you may find some that are foreclosure or short sale for that price in these neighborhoods. There are some for close to that price in neighborhoods like Rachel's Keep and their HOA's are I believe 130 a month. Hope this helps Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:22
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Just,
Not many would have HOA's that high if the price of the homes are that low. Now Adams Farm will usually have more then one HOA a monthly and a quarterly one. Also some of the others will have an HOA of around 130 per month but they usually have a pool and maybe some other amenities. As for homes less than 100K a foreclosure may push the price to that range. Hope this helps, Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:19
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