Property Ownership
Vermont's Condominium Act requires a new condo development to provide prospective buyers with:
AOnly a floor plan of the unit
BA public offering statement with information about the unit, common elements, association, budget, and restrictions✓ Correct
CAn Act 250 permit summary
DA letter from the Vermont Real Estate Commission approving the development
Explanation
Vermont's Condominium Act requires developers to provide prospective condo buyers with a public offering statement (also called a disclosure document) containing material information about the development, including unit description, common elements, association documents, budget, and any restrictions.
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