Condo sellers

Selling a 55+ condo starts with the home and the association.

Buyers need confidence in both the unit and the ownership details behind it.

By Paul SapersteinBroker Associate, SRES® · eXp Realty LLC

Reviewed September 2026

How Paul verifies this informationPaul checks official association and community materials, current property records, and current listing information where applicable.

Prepare both parts of the sale

Make the unit and the association easy to understand.

Condo buyers look at condition, view, floor plan, parking, systems, and updates. They also need current association documents, financial information, insurance details, reserves, assessments, rules, and an approval timeline that works with the contract.

Paul helps sellers put those answers in order before serious buyer questions become last-minute obstacles.

Condo sale checklist

Details that deserve an early look.

Current resale, estoppel, and buyer-approval information for the exact building or section.
Budget, reserves, insurance, assessments, inspection or repair information, and governing documents.
Unit updates, permits, systems, flooring, parking, access, view, and practical move-in details.
Association timing for applications, interviews, elevators, vendors, or moves where applicable.

A clearer condo sale

Get the home and association story ready together.

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