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I Bought (From) the Sheriff
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The Right to Reject and Entity
The right to reject a corporate entity.
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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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Smooth Selling
To keep apartment sales moving, boards need to follow Fannie Mae’s direction.
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For Value’s Sake
In a tough market, a Manhattan complex remakes its lobbies and hallways to boost its curb appeal.
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Fannie Mae Not
The new Fannie Mae guidelines for co-ops and condos may undermine sales and hamstring boards.
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Bed Bug Checkpoint
Bed bugs: a new move-in/move-out policy.
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Apartment Buying 101
The definitive guide to questions that buyers are asking and that boards need to answer.
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Spin Control
In response to buyers and sellers, some boards are changing their policies regarding washers and dryers.
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Who Owns the Apartment After Foreclosure?
Who owns an apartment after foreclosure?
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