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Before Selling, You Have to Disclose Your Flood Risk
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The Co-op that Cashed In
In a hot market, will others follow?
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Was It the Price? Or Were They Not Nice?
Board members don’t have to disclose why they rejected a buyer – until they’re sued.
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How to Increase Your Income
Don’t be afraid to exercise your right of first refusal on a condo sale.
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How to Sell Your Building
Selling apartments to a developer can be tricky.
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Working Together to Sell Your Home
What a co-broker arrangement actually is and how it can benefit you.
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When the Co-op Interferes in a Sale
Make sure you know exactly what your shares include before you sign on the dotted line.
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Making the Deal Work
Think like a broker when trying to find a buyer.
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The New UCC
What’s in a name? Plenty. And it can cost.
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Can A Rule Apply to Only One Owner?
Can a house rule apply to only one owner?
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