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Sample Shores Condominium Association, Inc.
320 Units · Example Bay, ZZ
Overall Score
A summary of the association's financial risk across reserves, operations, insurance, delinquencies, assessments, and litigation.
Key Takeaway
The sample HOA appears generally stable, but insurance costs and reserve planning should be reviewed before relying on the report.
Reserve Health Score
How prepared the HOA appears to be for major repairs and long-term capital projects without relying on surprise assessments.
For more information, see Reserve Funding.
Cash & Fee Pressure
Measures operating cash, budget strain, delinquency pressure, and signs that dues may need to rise.
Elevated insurance costs and limited operating flexibility may place upward pressure on future HOA dues.
“Positive surplus and several months of cash coverage support near-term operations.”
“Reserves appear comparatively strong but not fully funded; project bids should be confirmed.”
“Collections look generally serviceable, but aged balances should be worked down.”
“Premiums are material and coverage adequacy should be confirmed with current declarations.”
“No active assessment is shown, but project costs and insurance terms could change risk.”
“No urgent structural issue is disclosed, but final SIRS documentation should be requested.”
“No cases are disclosed, but buyers should confirm with current closing documents.”
“Current fees look serviceable, but buyers should expect continued pressure from insurance and capital work.”