May a co-op’s managing agent reject a potential buyer of unsold shares solely based on the co-op’s “financing rule”?
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Reasonable Is as Reasonable Does
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Admissions / Rating Your Questions
A couple selling their Upper West Side apartment finds their buyer rejected by the board. Also, what should you ask at the admissions interview?
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A Broker in the House
What do you tell buyers and sellers when they ask why it takes so long to get through the approval process?
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In Search of A Deal
The process of buying a co-op: from beginning to end, how to get the most bang for your buck.
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A Five-Point Plan
Tread carefully when you consider a buyer’s application.
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Discrimination and Admissions - Law Offices of C. Jaye Berger
Is it discriminatory for a board to inquire about a potential buyer’s children who would be living in the apartment?
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A Corporate Entity as Your Neighbor? - Law Offices of Richard Klein
Should a co-op’s board of directors reject a purchase when the buyer is a corporate entity?
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Safe Territory
Admissions interview: what’s safe to ask?
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Pants on Fire
Looking for lies – and liars. How can a co-op tell when an applicant is lying?
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Board Talk: Sale Price Limits
Can you disallow a co-op sale solely on price?
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