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Yes, you can challenge it. Here’s how to prepare your case.
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Yes, you can challenge it. Here’s how to prepare your case.
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Also called an occupancy agreement, a proprietary lease is what gives a co-op shareholder the right to occupy their home.
They’re ideal for outdoor living, if you can afford their upkeep.
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