Two simple parts. A one-time review to tell you exactly where your project stands with Fannie Mae — and a small monthly subscription that keeps it that way all year round.
You never pay for guesswork. The first fee gets your project fully reviewed; the monthly keeps it monitored so a guideline change or a lapsed policy never quietly makes your building non-warrantable.
A complete Fannie Mae warrantability analysis across all four pillars — budget & reserves, master insurance, the eligibility questionnaire, and your governing documents — delivered as a report you can hand straight to a lender. Priced once, by the size of your association.
A monthly subscription that keeps your project warrantable year-round — we watch for guideline changes, insurance renewals, reserve thresholds and deadlines, and we handle lender questions on every future deal so your board never has to.
A single, one-time fee based on how many units your association has. That's it — no per-page charges, no surprises.
| Association size | What you get | One-time fee |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 50 units | Full warrantability review & reportBudget · insurance · Form 1076 · governance | $299 |
| 51 – 100 units | Full warrantability review & report | $399 |
| 101 – 200 units | Full warrantability review & report | $499 |
| 201+ units | Full warrantability review & report | $599 |
Your report covers all four pillars an underwriter checks — a balanced budget with adequate reserves, a master insurance policy that meets requirements, a clean Fannie Mae eligibility questionnaire, and governing documents free of ineligible provisions — with a plain-language summary your board can actually use.
Warrantability isn't a one-time status — budgets change, policies renew, and Fannie Mae's rules move. Pick the level of ongoing support that fits your project. Most associations choose Preferred.
Per-unit rates shown are for annual billing. Prefer to pay monthly? You can — monthly adds a small service premium for the flexibility. Every plan is floored at a 50-unit minimum, and renews automatically on a 12-month commitment; cancel with 30 days' notice.
Here's the part that pays for itself: while your subscription is active, any time a unit is being bought, sold, or refinanced and a lender needs answers, we handle the lender directly — providing the documentation and clearing questions to expedite the closing. Your board and property manager are off the hook for fielding lender requests, on every future deal.
Pay once a year and lock in the lowest per-unit rates. The best value: you receive continuous monitoring and consulting throughout the year.
Prefer to spread it out? Switch to monthly — billed every 30 days with a small service premium for the flexibility. Enjoy the same services as annual, just fit for your budget.
Whichever you choose, your card is charged securely on schedule so your project never lapses. Your one-time review fee and your first subscription period are collected together when you start, and a 12-month commitment is required. You can cancel with 30 days' notice.
Every report is a hand-checked analysis of your actual documents against current Fannie Mae guidelines — not a form letter. The one-time fee reflects that work, scaled to your size.
Staying warrantable is the hard part. The subscription is what keeps someone watching the rules, your renewals and your deadlines so a sale never falls through over a surprise.
A 50-unit minimum keeps the math fair for a service that's genuinely hands-on, while the per-unit rate keeps it affordable for larger associations and portfolios.
A complete warrantability review across all four pillars underwriters check — budget & reserves, master insurance, the Fannie Mae eligibility questionnaire, and your governing documents — plus a clear report you can hand to any lender.
That's exactly what your subscription is for. Instead of your board or manager scrambling to answer, we handle the lender directly — providing documentation and clearing questions to keep the closing on track. It applies to every future sale or refinance while your subscription is active.
Your first period is collected together with the review fee when you begin, and it renews automatically from there. You'll always get a reminder before a renewal.
The plan runs on a 12-month commitment, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice from your billing page. The terms are spelled out plainly in your engagement letter.
Smaller associations are billed at the 50-unit minimum for monitoring. The one-time review fee still uses your actual unit count (so it's $299 for anything up to 50 units).
No. Condo Consult is not a lender and does not make loan decisions. We analyze your project against Fannie Mae eligibility guidelines only, so you can walk into any lender already knowing where you stand.
Start with a review. You'll get a straight answer on your warrantability — and a clear path to fix anything standing in the way.