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Why do you feel Steven424 that the maintenance has to be raised every year. Money can be raised
make a lot of money renting them out (if allowed by the co-op). I am not a lawyer, so the above
that emergencies come up all the time, where that assessment money might end up going. But I would like to know
in your Occupancy Agreement (aka Proprietary Lease). Before you get into arguments and/or pay any money
they fine, which means a Change of order invoice, and more money. We have an old bldg, and it has been
a senior exemption of $500 and a veterans exemption of $400, that’s $900. We would give you that money
I believe a good and decent Board will tell you where the money is going. We just had
, by September the fine is $20,000.) We are afraid that additional money-grabing licenses could be initiated

Private Loans from the Reserves UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by James W. Glatthaar, Bleakley Platt & Schmidt on November 01, 2012

of the reserve fund for a personal business transaction. He agreed to (a) pay seven percent interest on the money

How to Benefit from Low Interest Rates UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Geoffrey R. Mazel on November 01, 2015

the current environment. The new money is then placed in the cooperative’s reserve fund and can be used

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