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Does anyone have experience in selling or renting a super's apartment ?
We are a relatively small coop in Brooklyn and looking at this as a potential source of revenue.
Any guidance regarding legality and NYC regulations would be appreciated.
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Nothing specifically about selling or renting.
Before you sell or rent, be aware there are certain DOB regulations and codes that mandate a super has a physical residence in your building or lives within a couple of hundred feet from your building if the building has 10 or more units. In the future, this could have a problematic impact on your compliance if the super's apartment is not available for the super to live in.
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