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The Challenge of Handling Hoarders
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How the Right of First Refusal Works in a Condo
Do you know how the right of first refusal works?
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Protect Your Co-op When Granting Share Transfers to a Trust
Co-ops don't need to be afraid of trusts, as long as the risk is shared.
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The New Virtual Voting Requirements
Virtual voting can be a catalyst for a contested election.
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Management Transitions Shouldn't Be a Trauma
Do you know where your management records are?
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A Helping Hand for Cash-Strapped Residents
What can boards do when residents can't afford necessary capital repairs?
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Staffing: One Size Fits All
Prevailing wage calculus is forcing boards to make difficult decisions regarding their staff.
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Information Flow: Keep It Moving
Clear communication between the board and vendors helps keep everyone informed.
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Can You Afford Climate Mobilization Act Fines?
Boards are facing the challenge of choosing between Climate Mobilization Act fines and energy upgrades.
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Risk: Transfer to Someone Else
Who's assuming the risk when you're doing a capital project?
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