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We continue BrickUnderground's look back over 2010, rounding up some our favorite posts about buying & selling real estate in Manhattan. From timing the building to how to spin a board interview to how the doorman could be sabotaging your sale, read all about it right here:
- Confessions of a preconstruction buyer
- 10 signs of a user-friendly co-op board
- Forget timing the market – time the building instead
- What not to tell your broker when you’re selling
- Your next place: 9 questions that separate the New Yorkers from the rookies
- My Big Fat Board Interview: My humiliating Fifth Avenue turndown, and what happened next
- The ultimate open house guide for SELLERS
- How to analyze a rendering
- What the neighbors say when your apartment is on, and on, the market
- Defensive buying: 7 questions to ask before it’s too late
- How to get your dog past a co-op board
- My Big Fat Board Interview: The reason I filed single last year is that you’re a f____g idiot!!”
- 1 in 10 co-op sales inflated to pass the board
- How to spin a board interview
- Trouble selling? Cherchez le doorman
- Inside a broker’s mind after 100 days without a closing
- Top 7 construction defects, and how not to be a sucker
- F’d! UES co-op board kills sale over kid’s Facebook page
- Getting your developer to finish your punch list
See also:
Best of Brick 2010: Vertical Living
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