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for single housing and for builidngs whose pipes or infrastructure was built for that. Otherwise, let people
maintaining status as the prime tenant/shareholder. so, if the person is house-sitting, they would
, give them housing and food stamps, just because they deserve a chance... In other words you think
excellent neighbors... great shareholders... simply because they can't afford to tie up 10% more
is that if people can afford a mortgage at 6.35% fixed rate for 30 years and only but 10-80% equity, meet
is that if people can afford a mortgage at 6.35% fixed, 30 years and only but 10-80% equity and meet their financial
anything illegal (that we know about), or breaking House Rules (that we know of). Bottom line to ME seems
or other amenity for the residents if the association may be able to afford it? AdC
water, it's probably still a bit shaky. Maybe Shareholders in YOUR area can afford $5000 per month
than the average). Buildings on Park Avenue with wealthy shareholders can afford to charge high

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