The new Fannie Mae guidelines for co-ops and condos may undermine sales and hamstring boards.
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Smooth Selling
To keep apartment sales moving, boards need to follow Fannie Mae’s direction.
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Fannie Mae Tightens Lending Rules
New guidelines could mean new headaches.
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Exploding Toilets, Imploding Mortgages
After a terrible accident, Fannie Mae gets tough on a Brooklyn co-op.
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Reversal of Fortune
What boards need to know about reverse mortgages.
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The Race to Refinance
Refinancing mortgage
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Condo Catch-22
New federal guidelines require that at least half the units in a condo be sold before potential buyers can get federal loan support.
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How to Enable Sales & Refi
Restrictions for refinancing are tighter - but there are ways to succeed.
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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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Beware This Wrinkle in the Proprietary Lease
The fine print can complicate an eviction.
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