Buying or refinancing a co-op involves both your financial picture and the building’s requirements. NorthStar Funding can help you organize the property, board, appraisal, and documentation questions before you make a commitment.
What can affect co-op mortgage planning
Co-op financing may depend on the shares and proprietary lease, the project’s financial and legal documents, maintenance charges, occupancy plans, appraisal, your income and assets, and the complete underwriting review. Requirements can vary by property, location, and current program availability.
Information to gather early
- The listing, contract, managing-agent contact, and expected closing date
- Maintenance information, board application requirements, and available building documents
- Your income, asset, credit, and existing housing documentation
- Questions about occupancy, gift funds, reserves, and appraisal timing
Plan the next step
NorthStar Funding will review the scenario, explain the information needed for a complete file, and help you understand the questions to resolve before moving forward. Final terms and approval depend on current program requirements and complete underwriting review.
For background on co-op project considerations, see Fannie Mae’s co-op project eligibility guidance. You can also explore purchase planning or contact NorthStar Funding to discuss your circumstances.