Involving general counsel at the beginning of the refinancing process could save the co-op money.
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Refinancing: Have Lawyer from the Get-Go
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Financing Flavors
Loans come in many shapes and sizes. Six buildings share their stories.
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The Cost of Comparables
Low appraisals can have an impact on your resales.
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Needing a Mortgage for Repairs
What do you do when you need a mortgage for repairs but can’t get a loan?
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Defeating Defeasance
A co-op planning to refinance is shocked to find it owes a great sum because its mortgage includes a rare prepayment penalty.
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Smooth Selling
To keep apartment sales moving, boards need to follow Fannie Mae’s direction.
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The Second Time Around
When a shareholder refinances, is a board review necessary?
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Refinancing Woes: Asking the Wrong Question
Before making a decision on refinancing, make sure you are asking the right questions.
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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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Hire Me! (But Only If You Need Me)
Our building is planning to refinance its underlying mortgage in the fall. Should we hire a mortgage broker?
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