Contracts
A NJ condominium purchase contract typically includes a provision that the closing is contingent upon the buyer receiving:
AA mortgage commitment for any amount
BThe public offering statement and resale package, including condominium association financial statements and meeting minutes✓ Correct
CA passing home inspection
DThe seller's personal financial statements
Explanation
For condominium purchases, buyers are entitled to receive the public offering statement (new construction) or resale package including current financial statements, meeting minutes, reserve fund status, and rules and regulations to make an informed decision.
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