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and house rules.   Different states handle things differently, and you should check about details
, a partner at Turek Roth Mester. "A co-op is typically exempt from requirements for rent-stabilized housing
of job, and as "alienage," i.e., "immigration status." The Federal Fair Housing Act prohibits
of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), which oversees ILSA, had issued two contradictory advisory opinions
  Regardless, cab upgrades must comply with the Fair Housing Act and the New York City Building
of Schechter & Brucker, P.C., a New York City law firm that is general counsel to over 200 housing cooperatives
of the pioneering housing cooperatives in a neighborhood once known as Finntown. The co-op’s board wanted to step
the fee," says Jennifer Merin, the senior citizen fighting for damages after the city gave away her house
that section of the National Fair Housing Act of 1949. “The nature of a 213 like this is that it's very modest
to be great. But that's not the case.” Many co-op and condo boards try to save money by getting in-house

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