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Leading the Way: Assistant Treasurer Jeffrey Heidings, 123 E. 75th St.
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Sailmaker Condominium Uses Two Revenue Streams to Repair Its Retaining Wall
The board at the Sailmaker brainstormed a two-pronged financial solution.
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Board President Angela Hirsch on What Makes the Saxony Special
Board president Angela Hirsch is on a mission.
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Pandemic Hit: Putting the Financial Pieces Together
Commercial tenants' pandemic financial troubles have had a devastating effect on co-op and condo budgets.
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Coming Back from Corruption
Bringing a building back from corruption and financial trouble can be a difficult job.
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Chronic Problem Gets Permanent Fix
Fix it once and fix it right – solving chronic problems means thinking long-term.
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Balancing Finances with FISP
As FISP requirements become more strict, boards are going to have to spend more money to keep up.
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It's a Timing Issue
Crediting abatements to owners can get complicated if the board takes its time.
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Co-op Shareholders Bankroll Capital Projects
Looking to fund a capital project? It pays to think outside the box.
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Evaporation of the Escrow
Marginal buyers lose a trusted tool.
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