In the past few years, co-op boards have begun to let residents buy units as LLCs, and in some cases, full corporations and trusts.
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Welcome Mr. & Mrs. LLC
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From the Brink to the Best
A Bronx building
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Artists
A look at artists-only cooperatives.
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A Conversation About: Share Allocation
Share and share allocate alike.
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Small Is Good. Sort of.
Cooperating with neighboring buildings.
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Seller to Board: Never Again
A renter is poorly treated by a co-op.
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In Name Only
What can a co-op do when abusive and controlling sponsors just won’t quit?
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Can We Get More from Our Stores?
The 80/20 rule defining co-ops has been modified – how this affects you.
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Subterranean Co-op Blues
Ron Brawer, Treasurer, Green Turtle Realty Corp.
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