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Bear, Delaware townhome HOA
Unclaimed profileBrennan Estates is a townhome HOA in Bear, Delaware. This profile tracks monthly dues $33/mo, 824 units, built in 2003, managed by ASPEN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, reserve study status not yet verified, along with amenities...
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Special assessments can run into thousands per unit when major work outruns reserves. This starts with the known numeric values listed below, then lets you change every example before relying on the result for Brennan Estates.
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Dues revenue, operating expense, and unit count.
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Starting reserve balance and scheduled capital work.
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Assessment amount and projected year.
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| Year | Reserve balance |
|---|---|
| 2026 | $177K |
| 2027 | $84K |
| 2028 | -$152K |
| 2029 | -$683K |
| 2030 | -$907K |
| 2031 | -$974K |
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Brennan Estates is an 824-home townhome community in Bear, Delaware, built in 2003. Public association materials describe common areas that include tennis courts, tot lots, open space, walking paths, and a pump station alongside the residential community.
Reserve health hasn’t been verified for Brennan Estates yet. Before you approve a budget, pay a special assessment, or close on a unit here, Delaware law defines exactly what reserve records a townhome HOA must keep and what owners can request — see Delaware HOA reserve funding rules.
This profile is based on the sources named in its profile footer. It has not been board-verified; confirm material facts directly with the association.
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Reserve fundingHow Delaware's Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act and legacy Unit Property Act handle condominium reserves — with minimum-percentage budget allocations, a reserve-study framework, and phase-in timelines for older communities — and what that means for a condo board, owner, or buyer.
Reserve fundingHow Delaware's Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act and legacy Unit Property Act actually handle reserves — with an explicit repair-and-replacement reserve definition, a five-year reserve-study concept, and minimum-percentage allocations for some condos — and what that means for a board, owner, or buyer.
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