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Preventive Measures: How a Co-Op Avoided a Gas Shutdown UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by A.J. Rexhepi, CEO, Century Management on September 05, 2024

to put together a capital plan. In this plan, Rexhepi says, the board wanted to conduct a feasibility

Co-ops Ease Financial Strain by Refinancing Mortgages with Extended Amortization Periods UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Donald Einsidler, President, Einsidler Management on September 05, 2024

of money into reserves for capital projects while paying the same or less principal and interest than
really like Steve's idea about paying money into the reserve fund each month via capital assessment
renovated for sale (former rental units - treasury stock sales). The funds are being used for capital
responsibility and is borrowing from future generations to pay for the enjoyment of today’s’ capital
then worked out the formal documents. For capital improvements such as the $1,300,000 elevator upgrade
made many large scale capital improvements, but we have also made improvements not too evident
requires that flip tax income be used exclusively for capital improvements. (As an aside, if you live
. = = = = = = = = = Yes, we have expended millions for capital improvements: pool overhaul, façade maintenance
of our regular capital improvement program, but we did not delay as the savings are nearly paying off

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