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You Have to Be Consistent When Overseeing Alterations
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Make Your Agreement Airtight
What your alteration agreement shouldn't overlook.
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Enclosed Balconies May Not Be Forever
Boards do have the right to revoke their approval of enclosed balconies.
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The New Healthy: Alteration
A new road map for renovations.
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Rebooting Apartment Alterations
Safety of residents and workers – not convenience – is the top priority.
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Alteration Responsibility
How should co-op and condo boards deal with an unclear trail of alterations in a sold unit?
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Alterations in Self-Managed Buildings
Why are alteration agreements in in self-managed co-op and condo buildings challenging?
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Alterations
Co-op and condo residents must sign an alteration agreement to do work on their apartment, but agreements don’t stop people from causing problems.
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Why Alteration Plans Should Be Peer-Reviewed
Having all proposed alteration plans peer-reviewed is an excellent safeguard.
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Protecting Something Precious
A previous board’s inaction had left his Riverside Drive co-op in disarray. Then Jeff Byles stepped up.
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