Water was backing up into radiators, and the contractor wanted $120,000. Was there another option?
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The Case of the Recalcitrant Receiver
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The Case of the Rebellious Radiators
Radiators were running full blast – but why?
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A Judgment Grows in Brooklyn
What happens when repairs prevent a unit-owner from using his terrace for more than two years?
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Trial By Fire
The story of a devastating fire, which wound up testing the residents, educating them, and, finally, making their co-op stronger than ever.
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Smooth Moves
Upgrading your elevator? Might be time for a redesign as well.
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Making Repairs, Reducing Apartment Size
Making repairs and reducing an apartment’s size.
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Not Tumbling Down
Retaining walls and your building.
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Board Hires Now, You Pay Later
What constitutes “prompt action” when it comes to unit repairs?
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Breakup Backup
Cracking. Bursting. Busting up. A new program helps with fixing old pipes.
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Casualty Deductions
May shareholders take a deduction on their tax returns as a result of a repair assessment?
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