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  "name": "What should I prepare for regarding ongoing costs after taking possession of a pre-construction unit?",
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        "text": "After taking possession of a pre-construction unit, you should prepare for ongoing costs beyond your mortgage, including property taxes, homeowner's association (HOA) fees, and potentially special assessments. HOA fees can be higher in new developments due to extensive amenities or initial operational costs, and they are subject to change. A key preparation step is to thoroughly review the HOA budget and documents before purchase to understand these recurring expenses and ensure they align with your long-term financial planning. Kelby Contreras can help you analyze these projected costs.",
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        "description": "After possession, prepare for ongoing costs like property taxes, HOA fees, and potential special assessments. Review HOA budgets carefully before purchase to understand recurring expenses."
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