Property Ownership
Michigan's Condominium Act 59 of 1978 requires a developer to provide buyers with:
AOnly a floor plan of the unit
BA Condominium Disclosure Package including the master deed, bylaws, and budget✓ Correct
CA property tax history for the past 10 years
DA homeowners association insurance certificate only
Explanation
Michigan's Condominium Act requires developers to provide a complete Condominium Disclosure Package (including master deed, bylaws, association budget, and rules) to buyers before they are bound by a purchase agreement.
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