Proceeds from the transaction will go to pay off any debt the co-op has outstanding.  

Good luck collecting from them any additional left outstanding.

Otherwise after 2 years, it's going to trashed and you will feel like damn why did I buy a new house to get trashed like this. 

I am definitely considering this market again cause it is just so damn affordable. :)

Why not go someplace that's building momentum but not already so damn saturated and fortified?

Because my duplexes and my SFRs are crawling, crawling, crawling every damned day in my head.

This particular one is tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so all of your deposits sweep directly to your outstanding balance, saving a ton of interest cost.

Here are historic payments on outstanding debt, which will certainly increase going forward:$68M2022Q1$89M2022Q2$115M2022Q3The average interest rate on their current outstanding debt is in the 3.19% to 4.13% range for Non-Recourse Asset-backed Debt.

Those "damned millennial/Z's" ;) lack respect/appreciation much of the time. 

We as biggerpocket members would NEVER do that, we have the calculators for a reason and we use those calculators to project expected cost and if things fall out of those cost we need a damn good reason why.