Magazine Article by Dennis Greenstein on February 01, 2011
In the end, asking for legal advice from anyone but your attorney could end up costing you ... limits on borrowing that require the consent of the unit-owners? Is a mortgagebroker obtaining the loan
Magazine Article by Robert Mallimo, Sterling National Bank on August 18, 2021
all, it’s not the management company’s money that’s in the bank.
So boards should ask ...
Boards should ask their bank branch representative for an introduction to their banking ... Problem Solved: Full-Service Banking: Don’t Ask, Don’t Get
When should your board ask for legal advice? For our November issue, Habitat asks New York ... members believe they are acting appropriately, if there is a potential for litigation, they should ask
of the interest on a mortgage and you have a truly huge amount of money tied up in your apartment.
Serving ... Ask not what your co-op can do for you ...
for your building – by helping you find the right mortgagebroker.
In Week by Week, sponsored by Rudd ...
Here are two keys to survival: avoid board burnout, and find the right mortgagebroker.
Shareholders are starting to ask for specific space – to store their bikes.
... of company. Board members, property managers, and brokers agree that as the city’s amenities race heats up
after he moved into the co-op two years ago. The board got in touch with a mortgagebroker and with its ...
This Flatbush co-op's board won a round of applause from shareholders for its new mortgage.
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A 66-unit Flatbush co-op board made it through a small window to refinance its underlying mortgage.
,terraces, two indoor parking garages so our mortgage is quite large as we have to maintain and upgrade our ... RE: sponsor adding $300,000 to underline mortgage
Seductively low interest rates have sent many co-op boards into the mortgage refinance market ...
Co-op boards hoping to refinance their underlying mortgage need to get their ducks in a row.
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Want to refinance your co-op's mortgage? Get your ducks in a row.
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Along with today's attractive interest rates come new requirements from mortgage lenders.
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