Prepay co-op maintenance for a year?

Yes and no. Yes, you can prepay any amount to your coop. They will simply credit you account. No, you cannot prepay property taxes because you don't pay those taxes, the coop does and they will pay them when they are due.

If you own a share in a Coop, then you don't own any real estate. Accordingly, you don't owe any real estate taxes. The corporation - of which you are a part owner - owns the real estate. Thus, the corporation owes the taxes. Eric_14 is right: you may be able to pre-pay your maintenance to the managing agent, but not all agents will allow it.

What are you trying to accomplish by paying them in advance?
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As opposed to setting up a automatic debit at your financial institution.

I'd like to ask 'smart' re lawyer on the se forum. Is there anyway that I can prepay my mortgage?

No. No. No. Not the principal. I'd like to give someone the entirety of the monthly payments * 360 (interest and principal) today?

It's a zero rate policy not a 'r u stoopid' rate policy....