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Managing Secondhand Smoke in a Smoke- Permitted Building
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Deal WIth Noise Complaints
What steps do boards need to take when dealing with noise complaints?
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The Buck Doesn’t Always Stop at the Same Place
Who's responsible for repairs or damages can change based on the situation.
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Pass a Controversial Amendment to the Proprietary Lease
Boards need to prepare for both legal and practical concerns when trying to pass a controversial amendment.
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How Common Interest Privilege Works
Defamation has a different bar to clear when it comes to board conversations.
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Make Sure You Have the Votes Before Trying to Amend Your Bylaws
Can you guarantee enough support to amend your bylaws?
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Mechanic’s Lien: Everyone Needs to Get Paid
A bond can protect a co-op or condo from scary financial consequences.
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Problem Solved! Leak Challenges
When faced with leaks, what do you fix first?
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Problem Solved! Condo Complications
How do you choose between assessing and borrowing?
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Problem Solved! Blowing Off Steam
Make the switch to gas and electric power.
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