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Speeding Up Elevator Repairs
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Who Foots the Bill?
How do responsibilities for repairs break down in a condo?
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Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?
Your upstairs neighbor's leak is coming into your apartment. Who do you turn to for a fix?
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Business Judgment Rule: The Old Armor Still Works
Disagreements between the board and shareholders about whether to repair or replace can lead to a lawsuit.
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Ellyn Berk
The tireless board president thrives on challenge.
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Garage Tale
Two co-ops tackled garage repairs head-on – and kept prized assets from turning into costly liabilities.
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Queens Condo Soldier
Fighting to fix her building made Fabiola H. Arellano a better person.
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Hammer Time
The joy of having the right tools for every job.
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Spending Solutions
Studying what's needed to fund repairs and replacements in the future.
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In-Unit Repairs
Keeping everyone safe when things break.
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