Property Ownership
When a NC condominium unit owner wants to sell their unit, they must ensure the condo association:
AApproves the buyer's purchase
BReceives proper notice per the declaration (and some associations have right of first refusal rights)✓ Correct
CProvides a roof warranty to the buyer
DPays all assessments at closing
Explanation
Some NC condo declarations include right of first refusal or transfer restrictions requiring notice to the association before sale. The seller should review the declaration for any transfer requirements.
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