A neglected building needs more than physical repairs to be rehabilitated.
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How to Revive and Rehabilitate a Run-Down Building
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How to Deal with Fireplaces
Remind unit-owners with fireplaces that they are obligated to maintain them.
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We Took Back Our Building
Escorting a sponsor out the door took two years and some document sleuthing.
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Co-op Non-Payments: What Proof Do You Need?
What proof do you need when you sue a shareholder for non-payment?
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Board Talk: How Far Back Can We Go to Collect Outstanding Dues?
How far back can we go to collect maintenance that was undercharged?
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Home of the Permanent Assessment
It’s a new wrinkle on maintenance, but is it fair or foul?
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School of Hard Knocks
Being on the board means automatic enrollment in continuing education in financial planning, contracts, management, and more.
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Maintenance Catch-22
Is it responsible or delusional to raise maintenance?
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Long-Range Planning Can Be a Beautiful Thing
How an Upper East Side co-op's long range planning has produced a showcase building.
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Settling a Sponsor Dispute
What is the best approach for a board to take to settle a dispute with a sponsor?
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