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If you are financing the coop purchase, you likely won’t be able to submit your coop application until you receive a commitment letter from the bank. However, that shouldn’t prevent you from beginning to assemble the other parts of the application.  \nIf you have the fortune of being an all cash buyer, you won’t have to wait on any outside entities like a bank to provide required documentation for the purchase application. Therefore, you will be able to submit the coop application as fast as you can assemble all of the supporting documentation.  \nOne of the first things you can do after signing the contract is to review the overall co-op purchase application with your buyer’s agent so you can start working on the items which take the longest to complete. Because the board application can vary immensely by building, it’s important that you understand exactly what your building is looking for.  \nBefore submitting an offer on a co-op in NYC, we suggest you take a look at oursample NYC co-op purchase application so you know what level of work is involved in buying a co-op.  \nIn the event that the board application requires ‘original’ signatures and any board application fees from the seller, your buyer’s agent can start coordinating these items immediately with the listing agent. It’s quite common to see a buyer complete the board package only to be delayed in submitting the application because the seller hasn’t taken care of these items in advance. By reviewing the application as soon as possible, you will be able to submit the board application as quickly as possible.  \nLearn More  \nOther common sources of application delays include waiting on receiving personal and professional reference letters as well as landlord reference letters. Therefore, it’s suggested that you request these immediately after you’ve signed a contract on the co-op you are looking to buy.  \nPRO TIP: In rare instances, a NYC co-op listing agent may require applicants to complete and submit a purchase application before signing a contract. This is most common in the case of HDFC co-ops, which usually require that a buyer submit the application and be approved by the board before being permitted to sign a contract. You may also be asked to complete a simplified version of the co-op purchase application for a traditional co-op sale in a situation where the previous buyer was rejected by the board.  \nShould your co-op have a unique situation which requires you to complete the board package signing a contract, your buyer’s agent will most certainly inform you of this.  \nHow can I save money when buying a co-op apartment in NYC? What is a sample NYC coop board package table of contents?  \nA typical NYC coop purchase application may include any or all of the following sections. It’s important for you to remember that each coop is an independently managed and owned corporation, so policies (and purchase applications) can vary significantly.  \nNYC Coop Board Package Table of Contents:  \n Applicant Information Sheet (Purchase Application)  \n Credit Application / Release Form  \n Fully Executed Contract of Sale  \n Financial Statement (Pre-Close)  \n Post-Close Financial Statement and Cash Flow Statement  \n Bank Verification Letters  \n Bank Statements (2-6 months)  \n Asset Verification Documentation  \n Personal Reference Letters  \n Business Reference Letters  \n Landlord Reference Letter  \n Employment Verification Letter  \n Previous Tax Returns (1-3 years)  \n Pr","cbCaileaMMPIfCfU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaileaMMPIfCfU","pdf",788898,"English","# When to Fill Out and Submit\n## Timing After Contract Signing\n## Financing and Commitment Letters\n## Seller Coordination and Common Delays\n# What the Board Package Includes\n## Core Application and Contract Documents\n## Financial Statements and Verification\n## References, Identification, and Insurance\n## Loan and Recognition Agreements\n## Building Acknowledgements\n# How to Prepare a NYC Co-op Board Package","[{\"question\":\"When should a buyer start preparing and submitting a coop purchase application in NYC?\",\"answer\":\"Typically preparation starts after signing a contract and receiving the fully executed version from the sellers. 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