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Can I get a reverse mortgage for a NYC co-op?
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NYC appears to have more buyers than new listings, but 'shortages' not imminent for 2022
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A co-op buyer wants to use a trust. Should our board approve this?
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My renovation project needs approval but the board is stalling—how can I speed things up?
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My co-op board approved funds to fix flood damage, but management won't pay up. What can I do?
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My co-op won't let my daughter bring her dog when she visits. What can I do?
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