When properties are close together, it can be difficult to repair or make improvements to your own property without accessing a neighbor’s property. Particularly within New York City, you will often be required to place protective structures on your neighbors’ property in order to get a permit. While the best solution to obtain access is to negotiate directly with your neighbors, what if negotiations fail? How can you still gain entry to the other property?
What Co-Op Owners Should Know About Challenging the Adoption of New House Rules
Most cooperative corporations (“co-ops”) issue House Rules which are generally adopted by the Co-Op Board and must be followed in addition to those obligations set forth in the Proprietary Lease. Co-op owners (or shareholders) are generally provided with a copy of the newly adopted House Rules by the managing agent. Many owners don’t realize that … Read more