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A buyer is purchasing a townhome in a Georgia homeowners association. The buyer's agent requests resale information from the association. Which statement best describes what the association may provide and how it may be delivered?

Correct Answer

A) Resale information may be provided through certificates, disclosure packets, or other association documents, with the format and content varying by community and transaction practice.

Under the Georgia Property Owners' Association Act (O.C.G.A. § 44-3-220 et seq.) and the Georgia Condominium Act (O.C.G.A. § 44-3-111), associations provide resale information to prospective buyers, but the exact format—whether a resale certificate, disclosure packet, or collection of governing documents—varies depending on the type of community, the governing documents, and transaction practice. The key requirement is that material association information be made available to the buyer.

Answer Options
A
Resale information may be provided through certificates, disclosure packets, or other association documents, with the format and content varying by community and transaction practice.
B
Georgia law requires all associations to use a single standardized state-issued resale certificate, and no other documents may be substituted.
C
Associations are only required to provide resale information if the buyer's lender specifically requests it in writing before closing.
D
Resale information is limited to the current monthly assessment amount and may not include budgets, reserve balances, or pending litigation details.

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