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My building is a coop, sponsor 35 Shareholders 80
Is it possible to convert to condominiums. if possible how do we go about changing?
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Just search this space for "Conversion" However, one of the best advice came a while back from AR. I'm reproducing it below:
AR
Re: rewriting by-laws
Fri Apr 22, 2005 8:57AM209.166.28.93
I just finished one in a building I have. This Atty was very good as well. It was the first time I used him. Perhaps listen to several Atty's and see who you like best.
Stuart Nahas, Esq.
Zraick, Nahas & Rich
303 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1201, New York, New York 10016
212-686-0855/212-779-9548 / stunahas@znr.net
Also try the lawyer who originated the plan f\during conversion, he may be best.
AR
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