Condo sellers
Sell the unit. Understand the building.
A condo buyer is judging the building too — its records, assessments, inspections, insurance, and financing eligibility.
Short answer: prepare the building story early. The association, contract, lender, title team, and professional advisers still control their own decisions.The pre-listing document room
What a seller may need to locate early.
An educational readiness list — not every item applies, and not all of it comes from the seller.
- 01Assessment notices + balances
- 02Current budget + financials
- 03Reserve study or SIRS
- 04Milestone inspection reports
- 05Recent minutes + agendas
- 06Master insurance information
- 07Repair or engineering status
- 08Association application steps
Can I sell before or during an assessment?
Yes — but records, due dates, and contract terms change how.
Read the direct answer ↗Inspections + reservesWhat is the difference between a milestone inspection and SIRS?
Milestone structural reviews and SIRS reserve studies serve distinct regulatory roles.
Compare them ↗FinanceabilityDoes “non-warrantable” make the condo unsellable?
No. It can narrow financing — the lender and loan path still matter.
See what changes ↗DistanceCan the listing and closing be managed remotely?
Often — with a plan for access, belongings, signatures, and notarization.
Map the workflow ↗