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Carlos, an Ohio seller, is asked about HOA assessments on the disclosure form. The HOA has informed all owners of a pending special assessment for pool repairs but has not yet voted on the exact amount. Under Ohio law, must Carlos disclose this?

Correct Answer

B) Yes, Carlos should disclose the pending assessment even if the exact amount is not yet determined

Under Ohio disclosure principles, material conditions that the seller is aware of should be disclosed, including pending assessments that have been communicated to owners. Even though the exact amount is not finalized, the fact that a special assessment is being considered is material information for the buyer.

Answer Options
A
No, because the assessment has not been formally approved or voted upon
B
Yes, Carlos should disclose the pending assessment even if the exact amount is not yet determined
C
Only if the assessment is expected to exceed $1,000 per unit
D
Carlos must contact the Ohio Division of Real Estate for guidance before disclosing

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