Important information if you own a condominium along the shore:
Lenders must review and approve the master condominium insurance policies prior to a sale- and the same guidelines apply whether it’s a 2 unit building,  or a 60 unit complex.
According to FHA guidelines, the condominium association is required to maintain Hazard Insurance equal to 100% of the current replacement costs. The condo buyer must obtain an HO-6 Policy for “walls in” coverage.
The master Flood Insurance coverage must be equal to the Hazard Insurance coverage (replacement costs), or up to $250,000 per unit, whichever is less. Â
If the insurance coverage is not adequate, the loan will be denied. It’s in the best interest of a condominium association to conform with industry requirements so that units can be sold- critical to maintaining real estate value.
Check with your insurance agent for additional information.





If you enjoy looking at houses (and who doesn’t?), walk the side streets around town. There are gingerbread cottages, Victorian mansions, and grand old beach homes. The upkeep must be overwhelming- it takes a special person to respect the history of a home and live with imperfection!


 In my quest to stay current in 2010, I signed up on Twitter. 
Market Stats
Updated market stats for Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Sea Isle City are posted on the Power Play Realty web site:
http://www.powerplayrealty.com/pages/market-statistics-updated-avalon-stone-harbor-sea-isle-nj
There is also a link to a Multiple Listing search for all of Cape May County on the “Sales” page.
Any questions? I appreciate the opportunity to help! ann@anndelaney.com