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Overlooked building security?Mar 21, 2010


While most buildings have open houses on a frequent basis I do have a concern regarding the property I live in. What/if any, policy can one put in place regarding brokers and open houses as my concern is that they have readily access/perform a walk through of all areas of our building,(storage areas, swimming pool, gym etc). While I do understand potential purchasers need to see these areas how can we make sure the areas are not being "cased out" so to speak. How can we protect ourselves as a Coop.
sincerely S.Holmes


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Open house - Anonymous Mar 22, 2010


This is no doorman building. We get management to bring in security during the hours of open house. All sign in and the seller has to pay the Co Op for this service.

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Re: Open house - escapefrmyonker Mar 28, 2010


there were quite a few postings on curbed about people going to open houses and stealing from the seller. They were now instructing sellers to put any jewelery, watches , any thing small in a different location. However not all the items were small, i think they caught a couple that were stealing larger items from the open house.

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Brokers - Nick Mar 28, 2010


I never really trusted brokers to begin with. LOL

Nick(ed)

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OPEN HOUSE - Larry Mar 22, 2010


We do not allow OPEN HOUSE. No one is allowed in without the broker or the owner.
No posting of signs on polls etc.

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Re: Overlooked building security? - NYC RM Mar 22, 2010


An open house means the potential buyer gets to look at that apartment that is listed and scheduled for an open house. They should not be wondering your building without management/board approval. Your Super/Resident Manager needs to be proactive in setting the rules unless directed otherwise by the manager or the board. This is a breech of security, for all you know it could some kook!! Your building is not a rental, so they should stop treating it like one.

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Building security - TD Apr 05, 2010


In a building that I manage all unit owners/brokers have to register their open house with management. We ask for the broker(s) name(s) and that is given to the door staff along with the notice of the open house. If someone attempts to have an open house with registering, we do not allow potential buyers in. It's a hard stance but it has worked well and unit owners accepted it. In a non-doorman building we do something similar but we pay the Super extra to be present during the open house and we only allow open houses from 12-6pm.

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Can't say most...at least we don't and never will - Ellen May 08, 2010


We do not permit an open house of any type at any time for any reason.

Hence, no issues, no folks wandering about, no security concerns.

When showing an apartment either the seller must be present or must authorize entry.

The real estate broker is required to sign-in and sign out.

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