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to afford a doorman, so he hit all the intercom buttons until someone buzzed him in. "You won't have to do
could go up another 10 percent, plus another assessment. This is a middle-class co-op. It cannot afford
for the cheapest solution, but for the best solution you can afford. 3. Check references. Ask for a list
to refinance their own debt at an affordable rate. As a result, many lenders are more likely to turn down
had been sold. "He needs a lawyer but can't afford one," the board president continues. "What, if any
professionals — lawyers, accountants, doctors and hedge-fund managers who can afford to pay $1.6 million
. "First, you have to look at the realistic affordability of doing such a big job
to tackle costly green projects. Buildings rarely can afford to pay for them out of pocket. Banks were
to the integrity of a building. But the possibilities can be both affordable and beneficial — for a building
percentages with them. "Commissioner Frankel said property assessment is not based on affordability

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