What can boards do when residents can't afford necessary capital repairs?
What can boards do when residents can't afford necessary capital repairs?
Prioritizing costs over quality can mean a higher bill in the long run.
Sometimes lobby renovation stumbling blocks can turn into something great.
It pays to do multiple repairs or projects at once.
Board President Jim Quaranto is happy to be on the front line.
Dragging your feet on building repairs will only hurt the board, the building, and everyone's checkbook.
Sometimes, the most impactful actions a board are as small as changing light bulbs.
Engineers, accountants and insurance brokers look ahead to future challenges facing boards.
Sidewalk replacement is not just a surface job.
A smart re-fi gives a co-op an unexpected windfall.