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Steps a Co-op or Condo Board Can Take To Protect Your Building’s Funds

't generally used unless there is a large capital project, so it's easy to keep tabs on any funds flowing out

Revenue-Raising in Inwood, Using the "Permanent Assessment" Model

is earmarked for a specific capital project, it can reduce the capital gains tax when an owner sells her ... that would have raised much-needed funds for capital repairs. So the board began to charge shareholders

Projects Around Town: How a Six-Building Complex Stopped Its Leaks

Northridge Co-op Section 3, 3220-3242 89th Street, Jackson Heights

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

Home of the Permanent Assessment UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ronda Kaysen on May 01, 2014

of capital, the sticker shock of a one-time fee can be an impossible burden for middle-class households. So

Talk to Me UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ruth Ford, Tom Soter on May 01, 2014

: for branding the building; prioritizing capital projects; distinguishing the wish lists of the old and new

A Masterclass in Juggling UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Larry Kinitsky on May 01, 2014

a tremendous impact on our shareholders. We are constantly juggling the need to raise capital to do all

Are Surveys a Practical Way to Gauge How Your Residents Feel About Things?

Queens, New York City

capital projects; distinguishing the wish lists of the old and new guard; adding amenities; hiring

Assess for Capital Improvements? Borrow? Do Both with "Split Funding"

New York City

Since 1997, though, condominiums have been able to borrow money for repairs and capital ... for repairs and capital improvements. While relatively simple in concept, assessments have two drawbacks ... Split Funding for Condo Capital Improvements ... Assess for Capital Improvements? Borrow? Do Both with "Split Funding"

Does Resident Apathy Affect Your Building? Does Anyone Care?

New York City

a reserve, not taking care of capital projects, at the same time, then apathy can backfire, and it all

Found in Yonkers: A Co-op Using Arbitration to Pursue a Bad Contractor

293 North Broadway, Yonkers, Westchester County

.2 million. But the co-op had no capital reserves. One obvious source of fresh funds — refinancing

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Board Talk

Engage, enrage, ask questions and give answers with your community of board members. Submit your questions and comments here!

Sprinkle system for insurance?

Pooh Dec 23, 2024

Super starting his own business outside of the co-op

Bob B JR Dec 20, 2024

radiator air valves

Pre-war cooperative NYC Dec 19, 2024

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Ask the Experts

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Learn all the basics of NYC co-op and condo management, with straight talk from heavy hitters in the field of co-op or condo apartments

Professionals in some of the key fields of co-op and condo board governance and building management answer common questions in their areas of expertise

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