Getting all the pub is the new Fannie Mae guideline refusing to guarantee mortgages in condo buildings where fewer than 70% of the units are sold or in contract (up from 51%), but the Wall Street Journal points out other new rules that could have an impact in NYC. The government-backed Fannie won't issue loans for sales in buildings where 15% of current owners are delinquent on association fees, or where more than 10% of units are owned by a single-entity. [WSJ]
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