Cliff' Deal Favors Housing Recovery" and retains mortgage-interest deduction, by Diana Olick (CNBC ... and the president save the mortgage-interest deduction, buildings in the flood zone, including co-ops and condos ... Co-op / Condo News: Mortgage-Interest Deduction Saved, Flood Insurance, More
and shareholders to sell their properties, since many banks are skittish about writing individual mortgages ...
They arrive at all hours of the day and night with duffel bags and rolling suitcases, asking
a great rate.
Patrick B. Niland, a mortgagebroker, is the principal of First Funding of New York ...
When it comes to refinancing a co-op's underlying mortgage, your building's overall debt burden
of common charges. Sometimes asking forgiveness, if necessary, is better than asking permission ... , with no common charges paid for more than a year and a mortgage that was for more than its market value
Co-op Units" by Betsy Vereckey (The New York Times)
"[Real Estate] Brokers Face Stiff ... really a service dog when the disabled person doesn't even live there? One brave pundit asks, "Is holiday
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