Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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If a buyer is purchasing a condominium, which document is crucial for understanding the financial health of the building?

The purchase agreement.
The declaration statement.
The status certificate.
The mortgage approval letter.
The title search document.
The property appraisal.

The correct answer is: The status certificate.

The status certificate is essential for understanding the financial health of a condominium building. This document provides important information about the condo corporation's financial situation, including the current reserve fund balance, pending legal issues, and any anticipated special assessments. It typically details the monthly common expenses and confirms whether there are any outstanding debts, ensuring the buyer is fully informed about the ongoing financial obligations associated with the condominium. In contrast, other documents, while important for different reasons, do not provide the specific financial insights found in the status certificate. The purchase agreement outlines the terms of the sale, but does not address the building's financial standing. The declaration statement outlines the rules and regulations of the condominium but lacks financial details. The mortgage approval letter pertains to the buyer's ability to finance the purchase rather than the condo's fiscal health. The title search document focuses on ownership issues, and the property appraisal assesses market value, neither of which addresses cash flow and financial stability within the condominium’s management.