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Recognition Refusal
Can a co-op stop a shareholder from using his shares as collateral?
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Under Scrutiny
If you want a new loan, be warned: the requirements are getting tougher.
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Mondo Condo
Finding financing for repairs: is it true that condos can’t borrow?
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Loan Talk
Borrowing long-term: good or bad?
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Fannie Mae’s New Rules - Q&A with Chris Griebel, CPA, Czarnowski & Beer
CPA Chris Griebel on new lending rules.
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I Prefer to Prepay
The penalty as a refinancing option.
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The Deadly Dozen
Missteps to avoid in refinancing the mortgage.
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You Can Borrow, Too!
Condos can borrow, too.
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Mortgage Chef
Knowing what the loan officer wants is key to getting what your building needs.
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