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Pants on Fire
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Would You Believe ... ?
That's not your relative; that's an illegal subletter!
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A Conversation About Sublet Fees
Does the board have the power to raise sublet fees whenever they want, and however much they want?
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She’s Not There
The president of a co-op deals with a mysterious and capricious new shareholder.
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Firm But Flexible
Hard times = sublets and arrears. How to cope.
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A Conversation About Roommates
Permitting roommates.
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Smiling Jack
Smile just enough – and follow procedure.
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Economy Down, Rentals Up?
Why you should consider subleasing.
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No-Tell Hotel
A condo tries to forbid unwanted guests.
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Getting In: Sublets
When creating a sublet policy, there are a number of issues that need to be cons
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