Boards need to prioritize when shareholders are complaining about a specific resident.
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When You Kick Someone Out, Have a Heart
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The Lawyer as a “Bad Guy” Buffer
Starting a paper trail is the easiest way to corral bad behavior.
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How to Get Rid of an Offensive Resident
Document all offenses and the board’s attempt to deal, then use Pullman.
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Drip … Drip … Evict?
A leak leads to an eviction?
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Troublesome Tenants: Nuclear Option
When should a co-op kick out a troublemaker?
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Deadbeats & Devils
Dealing with residents who won’t pay, and a resident who won’t clean.
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Good News for Condos
New remedy for unruly residents.
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Farewell, Fido
Before evicting man’s best friend, boards should weigh the consequences.
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Evicting a Shareholder without "Pullman" - Borah Goldstein Altschuler Nahins & Goidel
How can a co-op board get rid of an objectionable shareholder without a “Pullman” hearing?
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Evicting a Shareholder with “Pullman” - Ganfer & Shore
Can a co-op board actually eject a problem shareholder with a Pullman action?
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