Reston Association has launched a new system for members to request resale disclosure documents. The system, which is run through a partnership with WelcomeLink, went into effect on Monday (Oct. 16).
Individuals seeking to purchase resale disclosure documents must set-up an account with WelcomeLink.
Ways to improve the process for requesting and managing resale disclosures have been on RA’s radar for several months. The documents detail design or maintenance violations observed during inspections by staff.
Users of the new system must confirm the address for which they seek documents and orders can be processed using a credit card, debit card or check.
Only owners or the owners’ authorized agent can purchase and review resale disclosure documents — the fees for which are determined by state law.
Photo by Reston Association
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