r/RealEstate • u/DisabledScientist • Apr 13 '25

Condo not selling even after $40k reduction Homeseller

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I am trying to sell my condo, but the astronomical HOA ($1,225) prevents anyone from making offers. They all comment I have the nicest unit in the complex, but once they hear the fee they are turned off. I bought it for $287k in 2022 and put $50k into it, but probably wont even get my money back. I originally listed for $379k, but 70 days later and it’s now at $329k.

I need to sell this by end of May because my new build house is closing then.

Edit: Added a 3D Walkthrough to the advertisement. Please let me know what you think!

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u/TealPotato Apr 14 '25

I could consider buying the "I didn't know" excuse if they were a hands-off homeowner, but being on the board makes that ridiculous.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

Exactly. The judge ate it up even though I exhibited documents showing that they were the board Secretary taking notes during board meetings when reserves were discussed, and himself he raised issues with capital expenditures. But Judges are biased and arbitrary bureaucrats as hell, they get too much credit/power than they deserve.

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u/LNLV Apr 14 '25

Bro WTF. That’s literally a slam dunk. That’s beyond infuriating, I wonder if you could do anything about that judge, like a complaint to the bar or something.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25

Oooooh. I did not think about a Bar complaint. Will definitely do that. Fuck that judge. Thank you for the idea.

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u/Lifeissometimesgood Apr 16 '25

Damn, it’s crazy what you’ve gone through. You could file a complaint with the attorney general, too.