The estimated amount of the HOA dues for a lot purchaser with a house on the lot is $400 per month. This includes basic cable, high speed internet, telephone, trash, irrigation water, and the Social Membership cost. Below is an estimated comparison of the typical Bozeman home's cost and the estimated costs at Black Bull.

HOA dues will cover all the normal expenses associated with owning a lot such as snow removal, road repair, weed control and the landscaping and maintenance of parks and common areas. In addition, Lot Owners in Black Bull will be provided with some of the required necessities for home ownership through the HOA. HOA does will also include trash service, basic cable, high speed cable, internet and telephone service, which includes free U.S. long distance dialing.

HOA dues will be based on each unit's square footage, roughly $0.15-$0.20 per square foot. HOA dues will cover: water, building maintenance, building insurance (property, general liability, E&O), building reserve, landscape, snow removal and trash pick-up.

Homeowners Association (HOA) dues are definitely high in Keystone. This is due to the high maintenance costs in the Keystone area. Cold weather most of the year is hard on building exteriors and snow removal is a big expense. If the property has a pool or Jacuzzi tub, costs are high for maintaining them...especially if they are located outdoors. The closer you are to the slopes in Keystone, and the more amenities that are available at the property, the higher the cost.

Dues are $31.00 per month. The dues can be paid monthly, quarterly or yearly. Homeowners may pay in advance as much as they like, but there is no discount prepayment.

Answer: The majority of these dues are used to maintain the common property, tot lots, property management, social events and mailings. Dues are also used for townhouse street maintenance, snow removal, and trash collection. Refer to the annual budget for further allocations of the assessment payments. Assessments for every neighborhood varies based upon the amenities of that neighborhood and the amount of common area.

Home Owners dues will be phased in as services are completed. When the roads and streets are completed, lot owners will be assessed a portion of the dues to cover road maintenance, weed control and snow removal. Lot Owners will not be assessed for trash, cable TV, telephone or high speed internet until those services are provided to a home. A portion of social dues will be assessed while we are using the Swim and Tennis Center as a temporary clubhouse.

A sizeable amount of the dues pays for a property manager. The property manager serves many functions, such as being the main contact point for issues and complaints, handling office affairs like billing and collecting dues, monitoring compliance with deed restrictions, and a host of other items. In short, the property manager is a full time representative for the board of directors and may be asked by the board to do many things.

Currently the HOA dues are $60 a month for an unimproved property and $80 a month for an improved property. An $18 garbage service will also be assessed once garbage service has been established. Due amounts are subject to change and it is suggested to contact the sales office or HOA manager for current dues.

They will range from approximately $175 - $275 per month for the first year depending on the size of the residence. An estimated HOA budget is being prepared by Professional Association Management Company and will be available for your review.

The dues will cover the exterior maintenance of the residences, casualty and liability insurance, landscaping irrigation and maintenance, trash pickup, HOA management fees, and maintenance fees to the Lodge for common area amenities.

I am purchasing a condo (or townhouse or PUD) and I am aware that the HOA is currently in litigation with the developer, will I be able to obtain financing in the development? Conforming Loans / Jumbo Loans

The HOA dues will be $182 to $234 a month, based on the size of your residence. These numbers are estimates, pending final HOA approval by the state.

Yes, a master association will be funded to maintain the property landscaping, private streets and common facilities. Dues are currently estimated at approximately $150/month. Also, as with most major masterplanned communities, there will be a Mello-Roos tax to fund improvements and infrastructure. Information on neighborhood associations, Mello-Roos and property tax can be obtained by the individual builder's sales associates.

described above, the dues will be phased in as services are completed and houses are built on the Lots. No, when you purchase a home site at Black Bull, you will automatically become a Social Member at the club. A Golf Membership must be purchased separately.

Whether they are called the HOA or the Association of Home Owners, these groups govern many communities and complexes and have specific rules about Realtor rights. Please check with these groups before ordering.

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