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Refinance: Timing and Amount UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Nicoletta Pagnotta, senior vice president at Meridian Capital on August 24, 2023

they need, but we can help them fill in some of the blanks. As mortgage brokers, we can let them know where ... Boards should proactively gather information about refinancing underlying mortgages, even before

Co-op / Condo News: Albany Pressured on Tax Abatement; Bad Retailers; More

30 E. 10th Street, 55 Hudson Street, Manhattan

] Real Estate Broker Is Not Entitled to a Commission May Learn a Costly Lesson" by John A. Viteritti ... into a mortgage. For condo and co-op boards we've expert advise on the best and worst types of commercial tenants

Boards Scramble As Retail Rents Continue to Dive

Manhattan

York’s (REBNY) fall 2017 report reveals that average asking rents for available ground-floor retail ... Co-op and condo boards offering flexibility on lease terms and asking rents.

Admissions Interview: Arthur Weinstein on Smart, Safe Admission Policies, Part 1

, their brokers, or attorneys in which, "prohibited" information may be provided to the directors. I strongly ... policy, you can have problems. Asking or not asking the right questions might leave your co

Co-op / Condo News: Doggie Doings and More Tax-Abatement Uncertainty

Cove Club Condominium, Greenwich Club Residences, 505 LaGuardia Place

Co-op Units" by Betsy Vereckey (The New York Times) "[Real Estate] Brokers Face Stiff ... really a service dog when the disabled person doesn't even live there? One brave pundit asks, "Is holiday

Prioritizing Repairs When Your Co-op / Condo Board Has No Money

As a longtime mortgage broker, I can tell you that the first step is to break the problem down ... matters worse, your underlying mortgage has a huge prepayment penalty, so refinancing is out

Admissions Made Easy: A Five-Point Plan for Approving a Co-op Buyer

New York City

assumed that a bank's approval was sufficient guarantee and they generally asked for more: more cash down ... applicants sweat. And then there's the myth about co-ops OK'ing applicants if the bank gave them a mortgage

Buy! Buy! My Darling!: How to Get a New York City Apartment the Pulp Fiction Way

New York City

members, a broker or two, and even a seller. This wasn't going to be pretty. But if she was going to buy ... . "Co-op or condo?" I asked, offering her a chair. She didn't seem the townhouse type. "Does it matter

Being Board President: Two Portraits of Successful Co-op Leaders — Part 1

a million dollars in the building's reserve account that it may seem extravagant to ask shareholders to add ... and brokers will look at everything from reserve funds to pet policies, but rarely does anyone inquire

Insurance - Replacement cost

Your policy should have a coverage known as Ordinance or Law. Ask your broker if you have

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