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A New York condominium differs from a cooperative because:

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B) Condo owners have a deed to their unit

Condo owners receive a deed to their unit (real property); co-op owners hold shares (personal property).

Answer Options
A
Condos are less expensive
B
Condo owners have a deed to their unit
C
Co-ops have more amenities
D
There is no difference
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Related Topics:

property-typesownership-interestsreal-property-vs-personal-property

Key Terms:

condominiumcooperativedeedproprietary leasereal property vs personal property

Related Concepts

Real property is immovable land and anything permanently attached to it, while personal property (also called chattels) is movable.

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