Memberships can be transferred in the two following methods:

1. Through property sale: The membership can be transferred to the buyer at the time of a home sale. The seller must send a noticed letter to the IPPA stating that the sale has occurred. The seller should give the access card(s) to the buyer. No refund for the membership fee is made to the seller at the time, assuming the value of the membership has been transferred through the home sale price. If the annual maintenance fee has been paid, it shall be credited to the new member. No maintenance fee refunds shall be issued.
2. Through the IPPA Board: Members who wish to sell their memberships must sell the membership through the IPPA Board of Directors under the following process:
   1. The member must submit notice in writing to the Board.
   2. The Board will make the membership available on a first-come first serve basis to applicants for membership.
   3. After the membership is sold, the former member will receive a refund for the current membership at a price of up to $1,650 for those memberships purchased before 2001 and the amount paid for the membership for memberships purchased in or after 2001, after turning in the membership access card(s). No refunds will be made on maintenance fees.



Last updated on February 18, 2010 by [Your Name Here]