Settling what expenses belong to a sponsor and what belong to the new co-op can be daunting.
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How Record-Keeping in New Condos Can Uncomplicate Sponsor Relationships
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What to Do When Your Board Feels Burnt-Out
How to recharge your batteries for board work.
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Why A Contractor's Certificate of Insurance Isn't Enough
The certificate of insurance isn't enough to protect against damage and injury claims.
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Five Steps to Hiring the Right Property Management Company
Above all, prep your must-have list in advance.
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Speeding Up Elevator Repairs
A project manager is an important part of any elevator project.
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Keeping Track of Contractor Insurance
It's important to keep track of your contractor's insurance during any capital project.
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Crafting a Year-End Checkup
Take stock of what went well this year to plan for what's to come.
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A Fix for Footfalls
How to successfully fix a noisy neighbor's loud walking.
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How to Act When Under Attack
Set the record straight with your shareholders.
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Detecting Decay in the Garage
Parking garages are particularly susceptible to water damage, but it can be identified early.
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