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a unit owner that was walking their ESA in an area where children played commonly and we asked them
financing, and it’s offered by a niche group of nationwide and local lenders. Typically, a board asks its

Fiscal Fitness UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Frank Lovece on October 08, 2018

broker with Douglas Elliman Real Estate and the treasurer at his own co-op. Such guidelines differ from
buyer, and if using a RE agent, i'd be asking a lot of questions of how the person was vetted finacially
sponsorship. Note we are unique as our coop does not have any underlying mortgage and we have not shirked our
Someone in my coop recently asked if SHs can exchange apts that are allocated the same
Hi everyone, I'm trying to refi my mortgage to take advantage of the lower rate (not taking any

Borrowing for Capital Work UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ruth Ford on December 01, 2006

should contact a mortgage broker. The most important thing is that condominiums shouldn’t go it alone
[restrictions]?" asks Stacey Patterson, of counsel to the law firm of Herrick, Feinstein. "Do you search units ... in earnest to consider gun control. Part 1 of this story established that boards may ask about gun ownership
proxy voting? Oh, it's a big mess with no accountability. The Pres/Manager is NOT a licensed RE broker

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