NEW YORK CITY

This week we have a story about a co-op that bounced a $10 check – never a good sign – and a reminder that a proxy is not a ballot.

When your board bounces a $10 check, you know your co-op is in trouble.

In our second story, we offer a timely reminder: a proxy cannot replace a ballot in your annual board election.

In Week by Week, sponsored by Rudd Realty, we'll tell you about rubber checks and botched elections.

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Boards need to make sure their professionals are doing their jobs.

New computer system could bring the DOB into the 21st century.

As the amenities race gets nuttier, some old standbys are vanishing.

Co-op and condo boards enlist property managers, outside firms, stealth.

Co-ops and condos with small commercial tenants need to heed new law.

As summer settles in, building residents all across the city are dusting off their window-mounted air-conditioners.

We have a story about a co-op that fought for its survival – but lost – and a story about a rogue board member.

Judge blocks rate hike and credit as unfair to co-ops and condos.

Property managers can play a key role in ridding boards of some nasty habits.