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MeeshkaMich
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co-ops

what is average down payment nowadays?

10%?
20%?

Are studio co-ops a bad idea to buy, because theyre harder to sell later on>?

Posted 11/11/07 7:25 PM
 
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MrsKelly
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Member since 11/06

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Krista

Re: co-ops

we are trying to sell ours, and it seems on average, people put down 10%. if you can afford a one bedroom as opposed to a studio, i'd go for that. i think a studio would be hard to sell down the line.

Posted 11/11/07 7:27 PM
 

luckystars3
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Member since 11/07

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Julie

Re: co-ops

We had a co-op for 2 years... We put down 10%. We didnt have any problems selling ours. I put it on craigs list and sold it right away.

Posted 11/11/07 7:56 PM
 

summerBaby10
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Member since 9/07

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Wifey

Re: co-ops

all of the co-ops where we were looking in queens required 20% down

Posted 11/11/07 8:23 PM
 

Carolyn
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Twin mommy

Re: co-ops

We bought in Rockville Centre 7 years ago...we put 10% down. We wound up doubling our money in 3 years.

Posted 11/11/07 8:46 PM
 

dandj
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Member since 5/05

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Denise

Re: co-ops

We had to put 20% down to buy our coop in Queens.

Posted 11/11/07 9:08 PM
 

Kristin616

Member since 8/06

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Kris

Re: co-ops

Our co-op requires you to put 20% down.

Posted 11/11/07 10:15 PM
 

luckysmom
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Re: co-ops

It usually depends on what the board requires. We looked at co-ops right before we got married and did not have much money and they were going to allow us to put 5% down. Needles to say we talked about it and decided to rent. Then move outta state within a few years depending on where DH is with his job. But most co-ops do require 10-15%

Posted 11/12/07 1:26 PM
 

cjik
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Re: co-ops

It all depends on the co-op board. Ours required 20% down which stunk. I think this is one reason it took us a bit longer to sell.

Posted 11/12/07 3:17 PM
 
 

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