If things looked dire for you at the time of the OP do they look even more dire now?

Bought in to the co-op 30 plus years ago and is planning on staying put till her end days.

My comment to the OP was because he was planning on renovating and re-renting, and there are tax breaks depending on when the remodeling is completed (at what stage the property is "in service") This was something I did not know with my first rental property, but am glad I know now. 

That's immaterial to the situation - the tenant is in breach of their obligations.The tenant did not approach the OP to indicate they planned to move and to make arrangements for rent payments that would deviate from their established practice.  

If your marketing more to agents, a higher Co-op commission could help more than a lower price if they are purchasing with leverage.  

Ex - Properties where utilities are paid by the landlord could have 10% higher op expenses.

@Danny Randazzo I had a lot of the same thoughts as others on this thread after reading the OP and before reading their responses.

We also own a VC duplex in CA (financed) as well as a studio in a NJ CO-OP rental outright.

Hello BP,What are all the expenses related to purchasing a co-op in New York City?

@Trevor Muska  @Joe Splitrock  @Alexander Felice  @jay @Jay Hinrichs  @Matthew Olszak @Grant @Grant RothenburgerundefinedWHERE did the OP say he was wholesaling deals?