Elderly co-op shareholders are increasingly transferring ownership of shares to trusts for estate planning. Conditional consent agreements can address concerns.
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Peace of Mind
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Protect Your Co-op When Granting Share Transfers to a Trust
Co-ops don't need to be afraid of trusts, as long as the risk is shared.
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The New Face of Ownership
How to deal with trusts and LLCs.
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When a Condo Buyer Isn’t Human …
Flesh out the details.
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Are Trusts to be Trusted?
Should boards accept buyers in the form of trusts?
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