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Is it discriminatory for a board to inquire about a potential buyer’s children who would be living in the apartment?

What options does a condo board have for screening the finances of purchasers?

Is a new buyer taking a risk investing in a relatively new co-op that is less than 50 percent sold?

In a fiscally treacherous market, what are the signs that a buyer is financially fit?

Should buyers be allowed to read the minutes?

Maintaining value by employing right of first refusal.

Two cases: Tax trouble and a smoking headache.

With the dollar weakening, more foreign buyers may be coming. Let ’em in, but take care.

Raimondi v. Board of Managers of Olympic Tower Condominium