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Leading the Way: The 40-Year-Old Co-op on Central Park West
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Eight Steps to a Careful Review
Smart steps to take when reviewing a purchase application.
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How to Part Ways
Sublets and sponsors can stop a sale in its tracks.
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Sublets as Value Booster
Too many sublets can cause financing problems, but can also boost apartment values.
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A New Revenue Stream?
Judge says holders of unsold shares must pay sublet fees.
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Sublet Fees
What’s the problem with unsold shares?
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When Chuck Went Amok
A board member staunchly defends rights, but not when the shoe is on the other foot.
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Evicting a Serial Subletter
A never-ending stream of sublets can qualify as objectionable conduct.
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Triangle of Habitability
When it comes to being an owner/investor, get ready for gray hair.
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Awaye Realty: Policy
New board members need to stay on top of controversial policies – like subletting.
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