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and there is a big capital expense, the building would have to raise maintenance — affecting unit-owners' personal
lenders from granting your request. For example, do you currently put funds aside regularly for capital
for Capital Projects. My Co-op can’t afford to delay a roof project while Congress debates the broader
long, the meeting allows for open discussion and for residents to ask questions about our Capital
will be able to capitalize on the good faith such a decision always builds.
The condo unit owners were given their costs, not from the capital fund. The cost was based ... Re: deducting capital improvements
don't bother to do a thorough job of calculating & reporting capital expenses; some don't do it at all ... deducting capital improvements
the interests of your association? 4— An absence of needed repairs & capital improvements is not what
. This feeds directly into our capital reserve fund – which is separate from our operating funds
, baths and perhaps some other capital improvements that this unit lacked? I would check that out before

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