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Co-op for first deal?
Hi,
I'm just getting into this. One property I was looking into was a co-op. Is there any reason aside from HOA expenses not to go into it? What are the differences between a co-op and other properties as far as renting it out?
Thanks
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Jonathan Greene
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Co-ops traditionally have much stricter renting regulations. If this co-op requires board approval for purchasers, they surely will for renters and the process can be problematic. Co-ops also will usually have a lower percentage of allowable rental units, if they even allow them.
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