FYI...why do I need an Estopple Letter?

An estoppel letter (or estoppel certificate) is typically required when selling a property that's part of a homeowners association (HOA) or a condominium association. It’s a legal document that provides important details about the financial and legal status of the property in relation to the association. Here’s why it’s needed:

🔑Reasons for Ordering an Estoppel Letter:

1.Confirm Outstanding Fees – It outlines any unpaid dues, assessments, or fees the seller owes to the HOA or condo association.
2.Verify Financial Standing – It confirms that the seller is in good standing with the association or details any delinquencies.
3.Protect the Buyer – The buyer needs to know about any outstanding fees or special assessments they might inherit after closing.
4.Legal Protection for the Title Company – Title companies often require an estoppel letter to issue title insurance and ensure there are no hidden liabilities.
5.Outline Rules and Restrictions – It may include information on property use restrictions, upcoming assessments, or changes in HOA fees.


It’s essentially a way to make sure everyone involved (buyer, seller, lender, and title company) has accurate information about the property’s status with the HOA or condo association.


Estoppel Ordering Instructions
Should you require support with your order please reach out to Ready Resale by phone or email.

Step 1: Open the Ordering Link.
Click the link below to start the estoppel ordering process:
👉 Start Ordering Process