HABITAT
Don’t Buy Blind
June 26, 2013 — So you’ve fallen in love with an apartment. It’s just the right size, it has nice light, the kitchen is in good shape, and when you look out the bedroom window you see the tops of some trees. You’re ready to put in an offer. Stop. Remember, you’re buying more than an apartment – you’re investing in a corporation. You need to see if it’s in good shape. To do that, you’ll want to read the minutes. Today’s episode of Legal Talk explores who can read the minutes and who can’t, with C. Jaye Berger, principal of the Law Offices of C. Jaye Berger, and Eric Frizzel, partner in the law firm of Buckalew Frizzell & Crevina, offering guidance.
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