These Townhomes &
Condominiums Were Sold by
Scott Harrison
425 Orange # 208 Oakland
424 Staten Lake Oakland
276 Estabrook San Leandro 94577
275 Maud San Leandro 94577
14321 Seagate Dr. San Leandro
228 Caliente Dr. San Leandro 94578
375 Caliente Dr. San Leandro 94578
3767 Lamoureux San Leandro 94578
830 Woodgate San Leandro 94579
Loma Verde San Lorenzo 94580
1338 Culver Pl San Lorenzo 94580
1372 Jacqueline Pl San Lorenzo 94580
1743 Panda Way Hayward
26 Raintree Ct #30 Hayward
52 Trestle Hayward
819 Climbing Rose Hayward
6819 Coute Nuevo *
1370 Del Rio Ct Concord
6292-A Jauquin Murieta Newark
2201 Pine Knoll Walnut Creek
1 Gimbal Lane Redwood City
900 Bush St #805 San Franciaco
Sold Mobile & Modular Homes by Scott Harrison
308 Santa Paula San Leandro
371 Santa Paula San Leandro
467 Santa Monica San Leandro
250 Santa Susana San Leandro
29389 Sandburg Way Hayward
131 Mars Hayward
27920 Pueblo Springs Hayward
27929 Pueblo Springs Hayward
1521 Alcazar Hayward
Rent control regulations:
Fremont Mobile Home Rent Control
Hayward Mobile Home Rent Control
Milpitas Mobile Home Rent Control
San Jose Mobile Home Ordinance
Union City's Mobilehome Ordinance
California Mobile & Modular Home Lenders
1st United Service 510-781-5470
Bank of the West 510-786-1183 Lori
Camino Mortgage 408-554-9400
Ferris Financial 800-289-3519
J. Allen Financial 800-400-4224
Mobile Brokers 800-305-2014
Santiago Financial 800-232-3908
Ukiah Valley Mortgage 800-750-6210
California Bank & Trust 510-785-6100
Mobile & Modular Home Insurance
Ca. Southwest800-992-6966
East County 925-757-4208
Ray Hudson 408-977-1622
Weible 800-653-5565
When buying a Condo or Townhome the California Department of Real Estate points out some important areas you should not overlook.
Condominium and Planned Development Project
"Each year, the Department of Real Estate (DRE) receives a number of inquiries regarding who is responsible for maintenance of common areas within a condominium or planned development. Sometimes, answering this question is not as easy as it seems and may involve the review of the maintenance provisions in the governing documents for the project.
The responsibilities for maintenance of areas owned by individual purchasers and those owned in common are normally set forth in the recorded restrictions and do not necessarily correlate with fee ownership. Each project is different and that difference is reflected in the recorded covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&R's) for the project. Maintenance responsibilities may be assigned to be consistent with the architectural characteristics of the project. For example, certain common areas of a condominium project may be the responsibility of an individual unit owner if there are no shared party walls (e.g. exterior painting of freestanding units). Also, the roofs of units with discernible roof lines could be the responsiblity of the individual owners. In these cases, the restrictions normally provide that an affected unit owner is granted an easement over the common area and owners have maintenance responsibility for these common areas.
It is extremely important that the budget be constructed to support the homeowner association's maintenance responsibilities. DRE carefully reviews each item to be included in the initial budget for a new project, because due to its newness, often the initial budget is only a best assessment project of operating costs. It is based on rates and formulas of the anticipated costs of operating and maintaining the common areas. Adjustments are sometimes needed due to actual experience.
After DRE approval of the budget, the assessment amount is disclosed in the final subdivision public report and a copy of the budget is provided to all buyers. A portion of the assessment will be allocated to a reserve fund for long-term repair and replacement of major common area components.
Thus, if you have questions regarding maintenance responsibilities in a condominium or planned development project, you should first review the governing documents and budget for the project. If those documents do not resolve your concerns, an inquiry should be made to the homeowners' association."
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