New federal guidelines require that at least half the units in a condo be sold before potential buyers can get federal loan support.
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Condo Catch-22
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Putting It In Reverse
A new kind of mortgage is raising questions.
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Mortgage Chef
Knowing what the loan officer wants is key to getting what your building needs.
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The Case of the Reckless Russians
An elaborate financial scam nearly brought down an Upper West Side condo.
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The Case of the Reckless Russians: The Lawyer's View
From the lawyer
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Faster Than a Speeding Bullet?
How quickly do you have to commit to a mortgage?
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The Perfect Storm
The story of a perfect storm of trouble that nearly capsized a Queens co-op.
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What to Do When the Fed Cuts Rates
When the Federal Reserve Bank cuts rates, do banks cut theirs?
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Tough Love: A New Mortgage
What you need to know when applying for a new mortgage.
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Reversal of Fortune
What boards need to know about reverse mortgages.
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