Condo deals can fall apart when the association doesn't qualify for the buyer's loan. Send me the budget, balance sheet, and insurance, and I'll give you an early read on what the building can likely support before anyone signs.
No cost. Not conditioned on referrals.
Budget, balance sheet, and insurance certificates, plus anything else you have. Drag and drop from your phone or computer.
Reserves, delinquencies, insurance coverage, litigation, special assessments, and anything else that affects financing.
Which loan types the condo is likely to support, plus the red flags to address before the contract.
Takes about five minutes. The more documents you include, the more complete the review.
Listing agents and buyer's agents, before or after an offer.
From the seller or the association's management company; some charge a document fee. If you don't have everything yet, send what you have and Michael will tell you what's missing.
A preliminary read on whether the building is likely to be financeable, which loan types it may support, and any red flags in the budget, reserves, insurance, or litigation.
No. It is a preliminary review for planning purposes. Final project eligibility is determined through full underwriting and applicable investor or agency guidelines.
No. The review is provided at no cost and is not conditioned on referrals. Your buyer is free to choose any lender.
Documents go to private storage that only Michael's admin account can open. Please don't upload Social Security numbers, bank statements, or other personal financial information.
Co-branded open house flyers, buyer materials, and social posts.