HABITAT
2010 May
May 2010
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▶ What Lies Beneath?
The four-year saga of how one co-op board prevailed in its quest to dig down to dig out of its cash conundrum
▶ Terms of Agreement
A look at the New York City Bar Association’s new model alteration agreement.
▶ Q&A
City Councilman Mark Weprin
▶ Cars and Cash
Adding revenue-raising amenities and branding your co-op / condo with corporate sponsors
▶ Fines and Punishment
What Castle Village co-op can teach boards about installing and enforcing fines
▶ Franchise Taxes
What they are, and how they can get your board in trouble
▶ Board Lives
Board President Ray Hoey
▶ Ask the Mortgage Broker
What to do when you need a miracle
▶ Case Notes
Divorce, co-op style
▶ Board Talk
Conflict of interest
▶ From the Editor
Corruption by any other name....
▶ Endpaper
Board President Tim Sai
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Habitat Week by Week
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