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A liberal coop sublet policy

Started by ronwass
almost 7 years ago
Posts: 17
Member since: Dec 2018
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Anyone know of a coop building on the upper west side that has a liberal sublet policy? Meaning, you can use it as a pied a terre for half the year, and maybe rent out the other half? I work seasonally in Lincoln Center, live in the suburbs and need a crash pad, but not all the time. Thanks in advance.
Response by 300_mercer
almost 7 years ago
Posts: 10570
Member since: Feb 2007

You will be wasting your time with coops for less than 1y duration rental. Coop are generally meant for long term residents. Even not all condos allow 6 month sublet and you will spend a lot in application fees.

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Response by stache
almost 7 years ago
Posts: 1298
Member since: Jun 2017

You would be better off in a hotel condo that specifies 1/2 year residency and the rest of the time they rent out the room.

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Response by lr718
almost 7 years ago
Posts: 0
Member since: Mar 2019

Usually the smaller walkups, elevators buildings are more liberal. Checkout 525E84, 23W73, 590WEA

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