The worse news is, you've been transferred and need to sell. Those extra tabs don't have to be deal-breakers, say area real estate professionals. However, the strategy you employ will depend upon what you're selling and what the assessment is for. Buyers will find out anyway and all you've done is create ill will.
Assessments are less likely to become a problem when buyers are prepared.
Make sure buyers and real estate agents know what the assessment is for. A high monthly assessment might include heat and a parking space. If these items are paid for separately, overall housing costs could run higher. Likewise, if you have to pay for a deeded parking spot, a building with a higher assessment and valet rental parking could be cheaper in the long run. The assessment could be mostly tax-deductible.