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Seller Garcia is selling a property in a Texas HOA community. The HOA has voted to levy a special assessment of $5,000 per unit for swimming pool renovation, to be paid over the next 12 months. The assessment vote occurred last month. Under Texas law, what must Garcia disclose?

Correct Answer

C) The pending special assessment of $5,000 as it is a material financial obligation affecting the property

The pending special assessment is a material financial obligation that will affect the buyer. Garcia must disclose the $5,000 special assessment as it represents a significant future cost that the buyer needs to know about.

Answer Options
A
Nothing, because the special assessment was approved by the HOA, not the seller
B
Only the monthly payment amount without mentioning it is a special assessment
C
The pending special assessment of $5,000 as it is a material financial obligation affecting the property
D
The special assessment only if it has already appeared on Garcia's HOA statement

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Key Terms:

HOAspecial_assessmentdisclosurefinancial_obligation

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