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. And a co-op or condo board is "always going to have a contract for a major capital project," says Greenspun
. When Lovett arrived, the co-op faced major capital investments. Roofs and aging elevators needed
a reserve, not taking care of capital projects, at the same time, then apathy can backfire, and it all
that the building will have to jack up maintenance or common charges for capital expenses, affecting the shareholder
and raising common charges, the board has been able to balance the budget and do up to $400,000 of capital
Financing in the form of a Bridge Loan Saves ... [a] Bronx [Co-op]" (Clopton Capital press release
't Assume 50 Percent Funded Means Making 50 Percent of Your Full-Funding Contributions Funding capital
expenses, not for special projects or capital improvements. See Prioritizing Repairs When Your Co
Rent-to-own operations have traditionally been among the bottom-feeders of American capitalism
for their building and to create a capital plan to get these projects done. As part of that plan, they also need

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