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http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/18292-conditions-for-adding-a-second-person-my-wife-to-be-to-the-lease email updates Conditions for adding a second person (my wife-to-be) to the lease 14 commentsukrguy Comment deleted, account has been disabled. alanhart about 4 months ago ignore this person report abuse For non-rent-regulated apartments, I'd say the landlord would be delighted to have... [more]

http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/18292-conditions-for-adding-a-second-person-my-wife-to-be-to-the-lease email updates Conditions for adding a second person (my wife-to-be) to the lease 14 commentsukrguy Comment deleted, account has been disabled. alanhart about 4 months ago ignore this person report abuse For non-rent-regulated apartments, I'd say the landlord would be delighted to have more than one person to hold legally responsible in the event of nonpayment. Am I missing something? Impact of Greek Crisis on Real Estate 10 commentsukrguy Comment deleted, account has been disabled. urbandigs about 7 weeks ago ignore this person report abuse here are the 2 biggest threats I see from this sov debt issues trickling to local markets (its not direct, it will be an indirect ripple effect), which I noted as one of my top concerns for 2010 in the predictions piece: 1. Strength of rising US dollar - how much do foreigners purchase power decline as the dollar rallies against other major currencies and how do speculative foreigners handle the now 'more expensive' US asset as a speculative investment? We all know how the weaker dollar affected psychology of foreigners, well how does the reverse affect confidence/psychology? 2. Global equities tied to local markets - how do US equity markets react to global sov debt concerns? Can it lead to a 10%, 15%, or 20% adjustment after a 75%+ rally in stock prices? If so, how does this affect confidence for buyers in our markets? A small decline is nothing, it has to be a noticeable and sustained move down to have any effect on the mindsets of consumers across a broad range. A 15-20% adjustment in equities certainly will make many buyers with portfolios rich in equities feel less wealthy just my two cents..other issues I dont think will really enter the minds of buyers in our markets, who happen to be the ones putting in the bids and signing contracts email updates Landlord Out of Line; Suggest Course of Action 75 commentsukrguy Comment deleted, account has been disabled. columbiacounty Ignored comment. Unhide columbiacounty about 2 weeks ago When are you getting married? How much time is left on the lease? Do you intend to stay in this place? Do you have any interest in any other apartment owned or controlled by present landlord? [less]