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Communicating with Your Property Manager: How to Do It Right
Written by Tom Soter on July 12, 2012
Eric Ackerman, board president of a 192-unit co-op in Mamaroneck in Westchester County, recalls the incident clearly. A tenant-shareholder approached him in the elevator and asked: "Where was all that smoke coming from the day before yesterday?"
"Smoke?" Ackerman replied. It was the first he had heard about it.
Puzzled, he called the property manager.
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