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Co-Ops Upsides of Co-opsDownsides of Co-ops Limited responsibilities for shared spaces Inconsistent ability to finance Robust amenities Restrictions on usage, such as the inability to rent space out Other tenants invested in respecting shared spaces Requirement of finding a board-approved buyer when selling2 more rows May 14, 2024
A co-op members fee includes their share of the buildings mortgage and taxes as well as operating costs such as utilities, security, maintenance and amenities.
Complete a Form RP-602, which is available at .nyc.gov/ apportionments. Once you have completed the form, you will need to submit it to the Department of Finance in person, along with accompanying documents. The form must be signed, sealed, and dated by the architect or professional engineer.
In most cases, a large part of this fee will go toward the co-ops underlying mortgage payments. Property taxes for a co-op, also included in the monthly fee, are divided among all residents ing to how many shares they have.
Co-op fees tend to be higher than condo fees because co-ops roll all the monthly expenses into one bill (often called the maintenance), including gas, water and property tax. For example, if a co-op shareholder owns 2 percent of the property, they will pay 2 percent of the electric bill.
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Maintenance fees typically include: Maintenance and repairs to common property (hallways, elevators, parking area, amenities) Operating and service costs (like utilities, garbage and snow removal, window cleaning, etc.) Insurance. Management costs.

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