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11 Tips to Ace Your Upcoming Board Interview

11 Tips to Ace Your Upcoming Board Interview

Nov 08, 2022 brooklyn,Brooklyn Buyers,Brooklyn Buyers Agent,brooklyn cooperative,brooklyn real estate,brooklyn realty,Buying in Brooklyn,buying into brooklyn,cooperative living,coops,realty collective

Congratulations! You’ve been invited to a board interview for your dream home. A standard part of the board application process, this is a way for them to to learn more about you —and your family if applicable— to make sure you’d be a good fit in their building. Even though the interview is a […]

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Tax Time and Co-Op Living— What Co-Op Costs Are Tax Deductible?

Jan 27, 2022 Brooklyn Buyers,Brooklyn Buyers Agent,brooklyn cooperative,brooklyn real estate,brooklyn realty,coop board,coop tax deductions,cooperative living,nyc taxes

If you currently live in one of Brooklyn’s historical & whimsical co-ops, you have a few things to keep in mind this tax season. We’ve put together a quick guide of tax deductions —and non-deductible costs— to help you out when you start to file. Check it out in the post below, and feel free […]

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Ace Your Brooklyn Co-Op Board Application: Reference Letters by Victoria Alexander

Jan 10, 2020 board application,brooklyn,Brooklyn buying,brooklyn co-ops,brooklyn guide,brooklyn real estate,building projects,co-op,co-op board,co-op living,communal living,community,community gardens,coop,coop board application,cooperative living,fallon team,rec room

Being able to afford a co-op apartment in NYC is only a portion of the purchasing process. No matter how well qualified you are financially before and after buying in a NYC co-op, you still need to prove you are worthy! Part of the typical co-op board application process is presenting the necessary documentation to make […]

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How to Get Involved in Your Co-op.

Apr 04, 2018 bike room,brooklyn co-ops,brooklyn real estate,building projects,co-op,co-op board,co-op living,communal living,community,community gardens,coop,cooperative living,rec room

Many who were able to buy in Brooklyn opted for the more affordable option, the co-op. Sharing the common expenses, such as building maintenance, property taxes and occasionally utilities, keeps the monthly costs of owning much lower than other alternatives. Living in a co-op can also be a lovely communal experience and, if you are […]

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