When buying a condo will most condo assoc's require criminal background checks?

Question

The reason I ask is that in order to rent these days most landlords require a background check , is it the same when purchasing a condo outright with a condo association? thnx for answers to first post.........

Answer 1

I have only heard about this for CO-OP's NOT condos. Co-OP's have many more rules and restriction's than traditional condos.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Depends on the HOA. Some are pretty particular, and if they are you may not want to live there. Sales do require HOA approval as well if there is an HOA involved, which shows on title to the property (will be listed on the exceptions on preliminary title report, the HOA documents which are separate from the prelim report will be referenced and in those HOA documents recorded will be their requirements). They can not discriminate in any way that would violate fair housing laws though, except on age if it is a senior establishment. I would be more concerned with being able to show where the funds came from if that is a problem. If not, then I'd say go ahead.

Answer 4

I own two condos and I never came across a criminal check regardless if it was financed or not.

To rent is understandable, but to own, they cannot refuse you ownership of real property.

Regards

Answer 5

there is generally no offender historic past verify in touch in a house purchase. A apartment could have something specific to thier bylaws that calls for a verify or prohibits convicted felons , and so on.

Answer 6

haven't heard of landlords asking for a criminal background check and it strikes me as illegal if you are denied housing based on arrest history.

Answer 7

i doubt it... maybe check your credit... but not criminal background... why do they care as long as they get their money.. legally

they dont care what goes on in your personal life