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an existing underlying mortgage for most buildings.   Patrick B. Niland, a mortgage broker, is the principal ... With very rare exception, all underlying mortgages have prepayment penalties. Many people think
Surprisingly, no it isn't, according to BrickUnderground.com's "Ask the Experts" column
consensus that the lobby actually needs to be renovated. Ask a realtor or two if you are losing sales ... A BUYER ASKS: The lobby in our co-op looks terrible. It’s dark, outdated, and even Goodwill won ... Ask Habitat: Control of Lobby Resdesign ... Ask Habitat: Taking Control of Lobby Resdesign
in The New York Times' "Ask Real Estate" section, what can one do about the smoker next-door, whose tobacco
this loan, your monthly maintenance can change. Briefly, a co-op's underlying mortgage is one of the key ... A BUYER ASKS: I want to buy a co-op apartment on the Upper West Side, but when I looked ... Ask Habitat: Co-op Mortgage Expiration ... Ask Habitat: When Buying Apartment, Is Co-op's Underlying Mortgage Important?
to hurt the building’s sales. While that’s unlikely and extreme, there’s one surefire way to find out: Ask ... A BUYER ASKS: A broker just showed me an apartment in a building that’s perfect for me. Then I did ... Ask Habitat: Disclosing Bedbugs to Buyers ... Ask Habitat: Must a Board Alert Potential Buyers to Past Bedbug Outbreaks?
. Real estate broker Gordon Roberts of Warburg Realty says it’s unlikely you’ll get a mortgage before ... Mortgage for New Construction ... Is My Mortgage Worth More Than a Hole in the Ground?

Turnaround UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Bill Morris on June 01, 2014

-motivated. And that leads to a question that people have been asking for years: is it time to start licensing those who
Brick Underground’s latest "Ask the Expert" column focuses on who pays for repairs when a broker ... When Brokers Break Things ... Sellers: When There's Something a Broker Breaks, Who Pays for It?

Taking Charge of the Numbers UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Jennifer V. Hughes on May 01, 2014

; and notes and financial statements, which can include the mortgage, lease commitments, and corporate taxes

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