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Which of the following best describes how the operating costs for a cooperative building's day-to-day operations are covered?
Which of the following best describes how the operating costs for a cooperative building's day-to-day operations are covered?
- Funds specifically allocated from the shareholder's monthly common charges.
- Direct payments made by the board members of the cooperative.
- Income generated from leasing out apartments or retail spaces within the building.
- A consolidated monthly maintenance fee paid by the shareholders. (correct)
What type of lease does a stockholder in a cooperative building typically have for their apartment?
What type of lease does a stockholder in a cooperative building typically have for their apartment?
- Single Net Lease
- Triple Net Lease
- Proprietary Lease (correct)
- Gross Lease
Which of the following would typically NOT be found within an offering statement for condominium?
Which of the following would typically NOT be found within an offering statement for condominium?
- A detailed list of any liens or easements affecting the property's title.
- Comprehensive details regarding Homeowners Association rights and owner responsibilities.
- Information on the number of residential units within the building.
- A historical record listing all previous owners of the building. (correct)
In which document would you most likely find specific regulations regarding pet ownership in a condo or co-op?
In which document would you most likely find specific regulations regarding pet ownership in a condo or co-op?
What is the minimum number of units a property must contain to be legally defined as a condominium?
What is the minimum number of units a property must contain to be legally defined as a condominium?
Generally, how many months' worth of operating expenses should a cooperative have readily available in its reserve funds?
Generally, how many months' worth of operating expenses should a cooperative have readily available in its reserve funds?
In which of the following scenarios would a UCC-1 filing be required?
In which of the following scenarios would a UCC-1 filing be required?
To provide public notice of a loan secured by a cooperative apartment, which document is filed?
To provide public notice of a loan secured by a cooperative apartment, which document is filed?
When a bank provides financing for the purchase of a cooperative apartment, what serves as collateral?
When a bank provides financing for the purchase of a cooperative apartment, what serves as collateral?
In a cooperative sale, who typically holds the right of first refusal?
In a cooperative sale, who typically holds the right of first refusal?
James is purchasing a cooperative apartment and obtaining bank financing. What will the bank use as collateral?
James is purchasing a cooperative apartment and obtaining bank financing. What will the bank use as collateral?
At the closing of a cooperative apartment sale, what does the buyer receive?
At the closing of a cooperative apartment sale, what does the buyer receive?
Which of the following expenses is typically included in a cooperative owner's monthly maintenance fees?
Which of the following expenses is typically included in a cooperative owner's monthly maintenance fees?
After purchasing a condominium apartment, what document is recorded on public record to demonstrate ownership?
After purchasing a condominium apartment, what document is recorded on public record to demonstrate ownership?
In a cooperative building, who legally owns the real estate?
In a cooperative building, who legally owns the real estate?
Mark owns a condominium apartment, representing a 1.5% share. If the annual upkeep of common elements is $150,000, what is Mark's share?
Mark owns a condominium apartment, representing a 1.5% share. If the annual upkeep of common elements is $150,000, what is Mark's share?
What foundational document establishes the existence, use, and maintenance guidelines for a condominium property?
What foundational document establishes the existence, use, and maintenance guidelines for a condominium property?
Who ultimately has the authority to approve the sale or purchase of a cooperative apartment?
Who ultimately has the authority to approve the sale or purchase of a cooperative apartment?
In which document would you find the subletting policies of a cooperative?
In which document would you find the subletting policies of a cooperative?
Abby purchased a cooperative apartment with a bank loan. What document is filed after closing to give notice of Abby's loan?
Abby purchased a cooperative apartment with a bank loan. What document is filed after closing to give notice of Abby's loan?
Under what circumstance is a UCC-1 form filed in public record?
Under what circumstance is a UCC-1 form filed in public record?
Which document outlines terms when parties haven't formalized an agreement into a contract?
Which document outlines terms when parties haven't formalized an agreement into a contract?
What is another term for common elements?
What is another term for common elements?
Mary owns a cooperative and wants a cat, but isn't sure if it's allowed. Where should she look?
Mary owns a cooperative and wants a cat, but isn't sure if it's allowed. Where should she look?
David owns a co-op with 4.2% ownership. The annual budget is $725,000; what are David's monthly costs?
David owns a co-op with 4.2% ownership. The annual budget is $725,000; what are David's monthly costs?
Where can one verify monthly maintenance fees for a particular cooperative apartment?
Where can one verify monthly maintenance fees for a particular cooperative apartment?
How is a cooperative apartment classified in terms of property type?
How is a cooperative apartment classified in terms of property type?
A corporation owns a building, with owners holding stock relative to their apartment's value. This is a...
A corporation owns a building, with owners holding stock relative to their apartment's value. This is a...
What is the governing board of a condominium typically called?
What is the governing board of a condominium typically called?
Which of the following would be considered chattel?
Which of the following would be considered chattel?
What term refers to the developer or owner organizing the sale of a condo or co-op?
What term refers to the developer or owner organizing the sale of a condo or co-op?
A building with both condo and co-op ownership structures is known as a...
A building with both condo and co-op ownership structures is known as a...
The Smiths own a co-op with a 0.5% stake. The annual budget is $225,000; what are their costs?
The Smiths own a co-op with a 0.5% stake. The annual budget is $225,000; what are their costs?
What document contains key information disclosed when purchasing a cooperative?
What document contains key information disclosed when purchasing a cooperative?
When loaning for a co-op apartment, what does a bank want to see?
When loaning for a co-op apartment, what does a bank want to see?
John has a faulty HVAC damper in his co-op. Who is responsible for fixing it, and where can he find this info?
John has a faulty HVAC damper in his co-op. Who is responsible for fixing it, and where can he find this info?
What are monthly payments by a co-op shareholder called?
What are monthly payments by a co-op shareholder called?
What is the agreement between a co-op building and a bank lending money to purchase shares of stock known as?
What is the agreement between a co-op building and a bank lending money to purchase shares of stock known as?
In a condop, what is typically owned by the cooperative structure as a single unit?
In a condop, what is typically owned by the cooperative structure as a single unit?
What is the process of changing a rental building into a condominium called?
What is the process of changing a rental building into a condominium called?
Flashcards
Shareholder's Maintenance Fees
Shareholder's Maintenance Fees
Covers taxes, operating costs, building repairs, and insurance premiums.
Proprietary Lease
Proprietary Lease
A lease given to a stockholder in a cooperative building.
Offering Statement
Offering Statement
A document detailing the newly constructed condominium building and information/rights
Cooperative House Rules
Cooperative House Rules
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Condominium Units
Condominium Units
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Cooperative Reserve Funds
Cooperative Reserve Funds
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UCC-1 Filing
UCC-1 Filing
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UCC-1
UCC-1
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Collateral for Cooperative Loan
Collateral for Cooperative Loan
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Right of First Refusal
Right of First Refusal
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Cooperative Loan Collateral
Cooperative Loan Collateral
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Proprietary Lease
Proprietary Lease
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Costs in Monthly Maintenance Fee
Costs in Monthly Maintenance Fee
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Condominium Ownership Record
Condominium Ownership Record
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Real Estate Ownership in Co-op
Real Estate Ownership in Co-op
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Condominium Common Element
Condominium Common Element
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Declaration
Declaration
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Cooperative Sale Approval
Cooperative Sale Approval
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Subletting Policies
Subletting Policies
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Notice of Abby's Loan
Notice of Abby's Loan
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When to File UCC-1
When to File UCC-1
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Terms Between Parties
Terms Between Parties
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Also known as common elements...
Also known as common elements...
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Who allows cats?
Who allows cats?
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The amount of monthly maintenance fees due
The amount of monthly maintenance fees due
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Verify the amount owed
Verify the amount owed
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Cooperative Apartment
Cooperative Apartment
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A dwelling unit owned by a corporation...
A dwelling unit owned by a corporation...
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Condominium's board
Condominium's board
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Considered Chattel
Considered Chattel
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Referred to as...
Referred to as...
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Residential establishment
Residential establishment
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Responsible amount
Responsible amount
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Document provided when purchasing
Document provided when purchasing
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When loaning money...
When loaning money...
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Faulty HVAC Damper
Faulty HVAC Damper
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Monthly Payments
Monthly Payments
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Agreement between the cooperative building and the bank...
Agreement between the cooperative building and the bank...
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Condop Structure
Condop Structure
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Process by when a rental building becomes a condominium building...
Process by when a rental building becomes a condominium building...
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Study Notes
- Operating costs for a cooperative building are paid from shareholders' monthly maintenance fees, covering taxes, building repairs, and insurance.
- A stockholder in a cooperative building holds a proprietary lease to their apartment.
- An offering statement for a newly constructed condominium does not include a list of all previous owners.
- Cooperative House Rules describe rules regarding owning pets.
- A condominium must contain a minimum of 2 units.
- A cooperative should have at least 3 months of reserve funds.
- A UCC-1 is filed when a loan is given on a cooperative apartment.
- A UCC-1, gives notice that a loan was given on a cooperative apartment.
- Banks use the stock interest allocated to a cooperative apartment as collateral for financing the purchase.
- The cooperative has the right of first refusal when a cooperative unit is up for sale.
- A bank uses James' stock interest allocated to the apartment as collateral for a loan to purchase a cooperative apartment.
- At closing, a cooperative owner receives a Proprietary Lease.
- Operating costs are covered by a cooperative owner's monthly maintenance fee.
- A condo owner receives a deed at closing (since a condo is considered real property), while a co-op owner receives shares of stock.
- After recently purchasing a condominium apartment, James deed would be recorded on public record showing proof of ownership.
- The corporation owns the cooperative building.
- To calculate the amount of annual upkeep Mark is responsible to pay, multiple annual upkeep by his percentage of ownership, which in this case is $150,000 x 0.015 = $2,250.
- A fundamental document that establishes the existence of and further governs the use and maintenance of a condominium property is known as a Declaration.
- The Cooperative Board of Directors holds the right to approve the sale or purchase of a cooperative apartment.
- The subletting policies of a cooperative are described in the Cooperative House Rules.
- Abby filing a UCC-1, after recently purchasing a cooperative apartment using a loan from a local bank, gives notice of Abby's loan.
- A UCC-1 is filed on public record when a loan is given on a cooperative apartment.
- A Letter of Intent outlines the terms between parties who have not formalized an agreement into a contract.
- Common elements are areas also known as common areas.
- The Cooperative House Rules states whether a cooperative apartment allows the owner to have pets.
- If annual budget for the cooperative building amounts to $725,000, then David's responsibility on a monthly basis can be found by dividing the annual budget, $725,000, by David's ownership stake of 4.2%, meaning David is responsible of paying $2,537.50 each month.
- The proprietary lease of the apartment indicates the monthly maintenance fees for a particular cooperative apartment.
- A cooperative apartment is considered personal property.
- A dwelling unit owned by a corporation in which an owner owns stock commensurate with the value of his/her apartment compared to the value of the building as a whole is known as a Cooperative.
- A condominium's board is referred to as the Board of Managers
- A cooperative apartment is considered chattel.
- The developer or owner organizing and offering for sale a condominium or cooperative development is also referred to as a Sponsor.
- A residential establishment that includes both a condominium and cooperative ownership structures is known as a Condop.
- Mr. and Mrs. Smith responsible annual budget can be found by multiplying their ownership stake by the total annual budget, thus $225,000 x 0.005 = $1,125.
- An offering plan is provided when purchasing a cooperative apartment, as it contains key information required to be disclosed to the purchaser.
- When loaning money on a cooperative apartment, a bank will want to see a low number of vacancies in the cooperative.
- John should look to determine if he, or the cooperative, is responsible for fixing the damper the John's Proprietary Lease.
- Monthly payments by a shareholder to a cooperative corporation are referred to as Maintenance.
- The agreement between the cooperative building and the bank lending money for the purchase of shares of stock in the cooperative is known as Recognition Agreement​.
- In a condop, a condominium is typically treated as a single unit owned by the cooperative structure.
- Conversion is the process by which a rental building becomes a condominium building.
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