An in depth examination of the workings of coops and condos.
We start and review with how co-ops and condos work. Buying
and selling an apartment is examined. Then we go into the
board operations. Successful building management is
essential and must be understood. The buildings financial
health and the underlying co-op mortgages are examined. Ways
of keeping your building in top shape by planning major
contracting projects. What are the pitfalls of facing
sponsor default is reviewed. The law and governance of the
coop along with taxation issues and building-wide insurance
is presented.
B.A. State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1979
J.D. Brooklyn Law School, 1982
Member of New York and Florida Bars
Admitted to Federal Courts of New York
Associate Court Attorney Law Department of the Civil
Court of the City of New York
Former Assistant Adjunct Professor of Law at Fordham
University School of Law
Lecturer on Real Estate for New York University Real
Estate Institute, Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute
at Baruch College, Pace University and the College of
Staten Island.
