Step 1 of 4
Getting started
Decide whether to sell, what you walk away with, and whether SIRS, special assessments, or a tenant will slow the deal. Miami buyers will ask about the building before they ask about your kitchen.
Usually 2–4 weeks
Getting started
- Run a net sheet with a realistic sale price, not the peak asking price from 2022.
- Pull SIRS, milestone, and pending special-assessment status from the association.
- Gather HOA docs, your survey, and any open permits before you interview agents.
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