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Five Things Renovators Must Do
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The Board That Never Cuts Corners
Board member Jim Taylor has spearheaded major changes in his Tudor City co-op.
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A Second Opinion
When should you get a second opinion?
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Why Is Project Timing Important?
Preliminary timelines and investigations can help a board know what to expect with a capital project.
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How to Avoid Getting Blindsided By Capital Costs
Protect your building from unexpected capital costs.
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How to Keep Problems Small
Boards should learn to keep their problems small and in front of them.
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How Project Planning Works
Do not underestimate the importance of planning for major capital improvements.
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Jumping Through Hoops
How one board took the disaster Hurricane Sandy handed them and made it work.
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A Community Grows in Harlem
How one board member came to the rescue of a Harlem co-op.
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