A: When preparing a package for a Co-op board you want to be as professional as possible and present yourself in the best possible light. The most important aspects of the board package case net include your financial history, current job and liquid assets, and personal & professional letters of reference. For this post I will go over how your letters of reference should look before submitting the package case net to the board. Below are 2 reference letters (1 personal & 1 professional) that were used in a past deal that the Co-op board ultimately accepted. To protect the privacy of the buyer, all names, numbers, case net and author of the letters are blacked out. PERSONAL LETTER OF REFERENCE EXAMPLE PROFESSIONAL LETTER OF REFERENCE EXAMPLE Although I had to black out the names and numbers listed in the letter you should still be able to get a good idea of how the reference letter should be made. Keep it 3-4 paragraphs in length and have it typed up on a corporate letterhead with the author's case net signature at the bottom along with contact info. Good Luck!
I am filling out a COOP packacge and was told that Business reference letters cannot be from colleagues w/in your own firm but should be clients or vendors? While I have very close client relationships it is quite awkard to approach them for a coop board rec... almost case net a conflict of interest in a way. Thoughts?
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