What can boards do when residents can't afford necessary capital repairs?
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A Helping Hand for Cash-Strapped Residents
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Pinching Pennies Can Cost Big Bucks
Prioritizing costs over quality can mean a higher bill in the long run.
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Lobby Design Pivot
Sometimes lobby renovation stumbling blocks can turn into something great.
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When Building Repairs Pay Off
It pays to do multiple repairs or projects at once.
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Board President Jim Quaranto Takes Charge
Board President Jim Quaranto is happy to be on the front line.
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Problem Solved: Deferring Maintenace Is Never the Solution
Dragging your feet on building repairs will only hurt the board, the building, and everyone's checkbook.
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Leading the Way: Board President James LaManna, 91 Tulip Ave.
Sometimes, the most impactful actions a board are as small as changing light bulbs.
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What Lies Ahead: Professional Services
Engineers, accountants and insurance brokers look ahead to future challenges facing boards.
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The ‘Wizard of Oz’ Capital Projects at Morningside Gardens
Sidewalk replacement is not just a surface job.
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LeHavre’s Roller Coaster Ride Is Back On the Upswing
A smart re-fi gives a co-op an unexpected windfall.
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