Can HOA step in if landscaping not up to par?.
15261-84th-avenue-in-palm-beach-country-estates-palm-beach-gardens-real-estate
I showed the property at 15261 84th Ave N in the Palm Beach Country Estates of Palm Beach Gardens. In general this home is loved. Very well maintained and cared for wood frame with 4 beds and two baths. Although technically yes it’s a 4 bed it’s tight and really one bed is now used as den. THE GENERATOR IS AWESOME!! Propane connection to 17KW of power so plenty to run everything needed. The Owner has done a great fob keeping the vegetation back away fro the house with the brick pavers. And the house is hooked up to the city water source which is a huge plus for Country Estates. It features a remodeled kitchen with wood cabinets, dove tail drawers, stainless appliances and granite counters. The kitchen opens up to two rooms: The main room at the front of the house as well as the spacious eating area off the back.
All in all this is very nice house in PBCE but a bit of a stretch for a wood framed house with just 2038 SF under air.
Palm Beach County Housing Sales for April 2016
Sales prices are up and Sellers are getting almost 95% of their asking price….
Buyer’s Closing Fee
Here’s one that surprises many Buyers. They show up to a closing and add up all the fees being paid to a Closing Agent they didn’t hire and have some sticker shock. I’ve seen some Closing Agents charge upwards of several thousand dollars to the Buyer to Close their loan. OK, here’s the way it works. In Palm Beach County it is ‘normal and customary’ for the Seller to choose the Closing Agent and the Title Agent. The standard Contract states that whoever chooses these two pays for their fees EXCEPT now the Buyer may be charged. The applicable section is:
“Seller shall designate Closing Agent and pay for Owner’s Policy and Charges, and Buyer shall pay the premium for Buyer’s lender’s policy and charges for closing services related to the lender’s policy, endorsements and loan closing, which amounts shall be paid by Buyer to Closing Agent or such other
provider(s) as Buyer may select; or”
There’s no easy way around this. The Closing and Title Agent are chosen by the Seller. They are typically referred to the Seller by the Listing Agent and often have an affiliated business relationship with the listing agent or the company that agent works for. One can either limit or cap these extra fees in the Contract, which is something that is almost never done, or the Buyer can and SHOULD request an estimate of the Closing agent and Title Agent fees while still in the as-is contingency period. Unfortunately they don’t come up until well after this in most cases.
Jupiter Storm Surge
I did an interesting thing just now. I went to the Army Corp of Engineers web site and looked at the projected storm surge for the
area around Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens.
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/nationalsurge/
What was interesting is all the area in Jupiter on the north side of Indiantown Rd and along Center St which would be flooded. The area I live in in North palm Beach despite being right on the water is really only inundated in a Cat 5 storms.
Indian Creek Swim and Tennis Club Inc. in Jupiter FL
Indian Creek Swim and Tennis Club Inc. in Jupiter FL
2041 S CENTRAL BLVD.
JUPITER, FL 33458
OK, here’s the deal with this place. Most of the ‘members’ at this club live in Indian Creek although you do not need to be a resident there to be a member. Some of the Condominiums have a membership in their documents. Some property owners have joined over the years. Now, the phone number for this entity is a closely guarded secret I have not yet uncovered, however, I have been told that there is a one time $500 fee to join and then $48 quarterly fee for use of the pool and tennis courts.
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