Is the management company selectively enforcing policy?
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Picking and Choosing Your Battles
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House Rules Rule
Answers to the seven most frequently asked questions.
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Co-op Board’s Authority to Amend Bylaws?
Are there any implicit limitations on the board’s ability to amend the bylaws?
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Can A Rule Apply to Only One Owner?
Can a house rule apply to only one owner?
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Steven Sladkus, Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz
Boards have to see enforcement of the rules through – even if it ends in litigation.
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Robert D. Tierman, Litwin & Tierman and Salon, Marrow, Dyckman, Newman & Broudy
Boards need to know when to uphold rules, and when to bend policy.
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Lewis Montana
Continuous objectionable conduct – even after board warnings – will get you evicted.
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The Integrity of Ownership
How do you enforce a rule without the governing documents backing you up?
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Sublet Policies
Can a co-op make a rule to stop new shareholders from subletting, but keep the old policy for current shareholders?
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Belated Bed Bug Report
Not notifying the board about bed bugs can only cause an infestation of other units.
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