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Slumping luxury condo sales inspire FOR RENT signs. 

Unpaid rent bill of $160,000 leads owners to file lawsuit.

Attorney General will funnel money to low-income housing.

Glut of new condos, lower co-op prices have shifted the balance.

Benefit to residents and commercial tenants worth the added cost.

Board adapts to shareholders' changing ages, tastes, and needs.

Lawsuit filed as city council considers trimming co-op board powers.

Boards can require – and store – pictures and identification of visitors.

Illegal bathroom is why boards insist on alteration agreements.

Boards, not shareholders, need to act when unwanted winged guests visit.

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