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. And those monthly savings are available as working capital in case of extreme need. This is our way
%: if it is a minimum or an annual amount to be accumulated if not used. In my co-op we have capital projects every year
have: • Capital Reserve Account • Mortgage Escrow • Water/sewer self escrow • Real
of the year. Do not defer capital repairs/replacements Who wants to buy into a dump? We replaced all

Tools for Taking Control from the Sponsor UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Atlene Waye, Awaye Realty Management on August 08, 2022

boiler, facade and roof repairs and more, but the co-op had minimal reserves and couldn’t pay for capital
spend on capital improvements and non-emergency capital repairs (i.e., roof or façade repair) without

Fantasy Budgets Are the Bane of Managers UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Paul Brensilber on July 30, 2019

for annual operations and big capital projects? There are two mistakes. One is combining the operational

Spending Solutions UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Mitch Frumkin, Kipcon on June 17, 2020

.   How does a capital-needs assessment differ from a reserve study? A capital-needs assessment is very

The Avery Condominium’s Plan UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Bill Morris on October 16, 2023

on Manhattan’s West Side, Ray Murphy has overseen three capital projects that have saved unit-owners hundreds
in coming,” says Prial, who has been deeply involved in major capital projects at the co-op, including ... . Are you doing capital improvements at your co-op or condo? Email kfarrell@habitatmag.com or emyers

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