Well, in New York, a co-op board can reject anyone for any reason—they’re buying shares, not real estate. Monthly maintenance there? It’s like paying a second rent. But I’ll tell you, even in Delhi’s posh co-ops, the aunties on the committee will sniff out a buyer who might disturb the *kylliang* of the building, and that’s a different kind of vetting. My own mother’s society in Shillong rejected a big-shot from Mumbai because his driver would block the common courtyard where she grows her pumpkins. Some things, money can’t buy.
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