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А нового нам не дали — повторно ипотеку банк не оформил! И тогда муж предложил попробовать приобрести этот дом с помощью кооператива, благо средства на первоначальный внос у нас были. Мы внесли 50% от стоимости дома, встали в очередь. И через несколько месяцев представили объект на одобрение кооператива. Был очень жесткий контроль и оценка со стороны кооператива — но мы его прошли, так как дом был новый. Причем это был последний дом, на который дал согласие кооператив: позднее дома из устава кооператива убрали. Дальше потребовалась нотариально оформленная сделка, а не сделка с помощью МФЦ, так как продавцы — двое супругов-пенсионеров. Однако мы все препятствия прошли, и дом был приобретен кооперативом». У мамы, рассказывает Лилия, случился инсульт: «Ее пришлось перевезти к нам в дом, теперь на моем попечении два инвалида. Дочке сделали операцию на спине, и в доме понадобилось реабилитационное оборудование — которое не могло бы вместиться в квартиру. 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