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Why Do You Need to Know?
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Access Terms Are Negotiable
Construction projects are bothersome in a crowded city like NYC.
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License and Access Agreements
RPAPL Sec. 881
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Examining Condo Books and Records
Robert Braverman on Real Property Law, Section 339-w.
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Email Disclosure
A court ruling presents a slippery slope for boards.
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License/Access Agreements
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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When Owners Want a Peek Behind the Curtain …
Make sure nothing scandalous gets out.
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When Entering an Apartment …
Knocking is not enough.
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New Line of Defense
Protect yourself against fishing expeditions, Facebook freakouts, and that resident with a grudge.
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Be a Good Neighbor When Granting Access
This is not the time for a money grab; it’s the time for common sense.
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