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Unreasonable Conduct
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Objectionable Conduct
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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The Top 10 No-No’s for Board Newbies
What newcomers need to know.
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Don’t Misbehave
The different ways co-ops and condos cope with objectionable conduct by residents.
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Warning Signs: All Things Being Unequal
Every shareholder or unit-owner must be treated alike ... right?
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Stewart Wurtzel, Tane Waterman & Wurtzel
When faced with unreasonable owners, act reasonably, even if this means going to court.
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32 Years, 10 Truisms, and Jimmy Carter
10 definites about the real estate business in general and about co-ops and condos in particular.
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Pursuing Truth
Pursuing truth on the board.
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When Boards Attack
Who would pay the bill for bed bug extermination?
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Limits of Shareholder Involvement
There are certain powers of the board that cannot and should not be delegated.
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