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Agent Rivera represents a buyer purchasing a property where the HOA has recently filed a lawsuit against the developer for construction defects. Under the TREC Addendum for Property Subject to Mandatory Membership in a POA, the buyer should be informed that:

Correct Answer

B) The buyer may be responsible for special assessments related to the lawsuit and should review the HOA documents carefully

Pending lawsuits may result in special assessments or affect the HOA's financial condition. The buyer should review the HOA documents carefully, including information about pending litigation, to understand the potential financial impact.

Answer Options
A
The pending lawsuit has no effect on the buyer since it is between the HOA and the developer
B
The buyer may be responsible for special assessments related to the lawsuit and should review the HOA documents carefully
C
The buyer cannot purchase the property until the lawsuit is resolved
D
The HOA must drop the lawsuit before any unit can be sold

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Key Terms:

addendaHOAlitigationspecial_assessmentbuyer_awareness

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