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When a Capital-Repair Majority Vote Is Needed, a Board Prez Comes Knocking

Lion's Head Condominium, 121 W. 19th Street, Chelsea

in Chelsea, is one to which any board member can relate: How do you perform required capital repairs with ... Getting Out the Capital-Repair Vote ... When a Capital-Repair Majority Vote Is Needed, a Board Prez Comes Knocking

Spotlight on: Dissident Shareholders / Unit-Owners and Watchdog Groups

New York City

of shareholders for any capital outlay greater than $100,000. Their attorney spoke out forcefully against

A Triple Play of Fixes — Balconies, Pool, Garage — at Yonkers' Crest Manor

Crest Manor, 377 North Broadway, Yonkers

. Are you doing capital improvements at your co-op or condo? Email kfarrell@habitatmag.com or emyers

Spotlight on: When Self-Managed Co-ops / Condos Should Use a Lawyer

New York City

a major capital improvement or refinances its underlying mortgage. Self-managed buildings should also have

The Habitat Management Survey: Transitioning from Sponsor Control

The Seasons at East Meadow, East Meadow, Nassau County

to be made regarding rules and regulations, special assessments, capital improvements, winter damages

Family Rebuffs Co-op Board, Insists Its Support Dog Can Bark All It Wants

E. 86th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan

. Are you doing capital improvements at your co-op or condo? Email kfarrell@habitatmag.com or emyers

The Habitat Management Survey: A Case of Good Financial Administration

Chelsea, Manhattan

of elevator equipment. The board instituted a capital reserve in its operating budget, which financed

Four-Alarm Fire Leads to a Massive Co-op Rebuild in Kew Gardens, Queens

84-70 129th Street, Kew Gardens, New York City

. Are you doing capital improvements at your co-op or condo? Email kfarrell@habitatmag.com or emyers

Solving the Prepayment Puzzle UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Jonathan Leaf on September 01, 2014

buildings, the mortgage supplies a pool of capital ready and waiting for ongoing needs. “Most co-ops use

Countdown at Lion’s Head UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Tom Soter on September 01, 2014

How do you perform required capital affairs – that will ultimately increase value – with the least ... perform required capital repairs – that will ultimately increase value – with the least amount ... Capital Improvements Loans Condominiums

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