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StreetNoise: The unsalable apartment, peer-to-peer lending, and more

by V.L. Hendrickson | 12/15/11 - 7:46 AM

It's not your apartment, it's the building: Tightened lending guidelines making some places unsalable? (HuffPo)
AirBNB paints the town hot pink (CurbedNY)
Figuring out when to hire an architect and when you just need a contractor (StreetEasy Talk)
Looking to invest? Convert to condo at one of these 10 properties (CurbedNY)
Do you have to gut renovate to get rid of lead paint? (Brownstoner forum)
The bars come off: Window lose their iron guards (NY Times)
Whether it's a Jackson or a Jefferson: All tips are appreciated (NY1)
More buyers find home loans on peer-to-peer lending sites (Wall Street Journal)
Tell us something we don't know: A two-bedroom in NYC costs more than the average wage (The Real Deal via Metro Trends)

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tags: buying, mortgage, selling, StreetNoise, tipping

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