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low-life property manager INDICTED

13 properties, $2.1mm … so farWay back on January 30 I commented on Richard Bassik, a downtown property manager who was accused of stealing $2mm from buildings he managed and was featured in a NY Daily News article from January

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the politics, wisdom or inanity of airing dirty linen about your coop or condo

something in the water??I had intended this morning to do a post focused on one particular dispute between a condo developer and unit owners in Brooklyn, but then I saw an article in today’s NY Times airing angry emails between

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why hire a low-life as property manager? 'cuz you didn't know

ignorance is expensiveThere were reports in the press this past week about Richard Bassik, a Manhattan property manager accused of stealing from downtown clients that caught my eye because I know the guy … at least, I worked with him

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for rejected coop buyer: screwed? yes; recourse? not so much

Manhattan real estate is not a benevolent universeI referred a week ago (Jan 20, adventures in nephrology / about that kidney donation….) to a long phone conversation with a long-time Manhattan Loft Guy reader as something "for another post". Here’s

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the (boring) details about building financials that can prevent your loft from selling

  especially smaller loft buildings I have heard a couple of stories in the last few weeks from an agent and a mortgage lender about how some of the arcana about a Manhattan coop’s or condo’s finances make it difficult or

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the rest of the story about 427 Washington / NY Times Habitats column

  buyers see 100+ lofts until the ‘this is it’ moment Fascinating piece in today’s NY Times “Habitats” feature by Stephen Williams about a couple who found (18 months searching) and renovated (2 years renovating) their TriBeCa dream loft “startlingly

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