Step 3 of 4
Under contract
Offers, inspection, appraisal, and HOA approval. This is where Miami condo deals stall — board applications, right of first refusal, and inspection credits.
Usually 30–45 days
Under contract
- Compare offers on net, not headline price (credits, close date, financing).
- Prepare for inspection and appraisal; pull permits if you remodeled.
- Start the buyer’s HOA application immediately — do not wait until week three.
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