A practical checklist for organizing questions from early community research through closing day. Confirm property-specific, legal, lending, and insurance items with the appropriate professionals.

Coastal condos often require special lender approval. Warrantable vs. non-warrantable status affects your loan options significantly.
Many Crystal Coast condos with high investor ratios or hotel-style operations are non-warrantable, requiring portfolio loans at higher rates.
Condos created after Oct 1, 1986 fall under Chapter 47C. Pre-1986 fall under 47A. Planned communities fall under 47F. Each has different disclosure requirements.
Review the Health Score, MLS-verified pricing, HOA fee history, and amenity profile before visiting.
Check parking, noise levels, building condition, pool area, beach access, and overall community feel.
Flood zone designation directly impacts insurance costs. AE zones require mandatory flood insurance for federally-backed loans.
Investment property loans require 15-25% down and carry higher rates. Second home loans require 10% down. Occupancy requirements differ.
Price per square foot varies significantly between complexes. Ask Chuck for a condo-specific CMA.

"I go above and beyond the call of duty for every buyer. I review every page of the HOA documents, analyze the insurance risks, dig into the meeting minutes, and make sure no stone is left unturned before you make one of the biggest financial decisions of your life."
โ Chuck Hill
Take this checklist to every showing and HOA document review.