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by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws ... afford to pay that, and already might have attempted and failed to secure that lender's approval
the long-term needs of owners...and that often requires money. If you had a private home -- a house -- you
of the owners don't live in the building (they rent their units out). I checked the 'house rules' and the rule
by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws
's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really
to sue one another for violating a house rule, and the kinds of issues that frequently arise between
that that the Roommate Law *did* imply a right to sublet without permission (Lincoln Guild Housing Corporation v
. While this can be an excellent way to find (and keep) affordable housing, here are some things you
depends on the coop's house rules. In our coop a roommate requires board approval
depends on the coop's house rules. In our coop a roommate requires board approval

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