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, $540,000/year. Which one of these co-ops can afford huge capital projects and to pay off
.g.: illegal sublet. • Discussion of capital improvements completed this year and those planned for next
year by 2.5% to 4%. We slowly year by year raised our capital assessment which initially garnered $20
expended $15,000,000 for capital improvements. The current $900,000 in assessments is because we did
to make a plan for debt elimination and capital all in one. Have your managing agent assist, or do
One must separate maintenance income from capital income (assessments), else the IRS ... Capital reserve accumulations for tax purposes
of the Corporation impact this failure to plan responsibly for major capital repairs? The answer we get from flippers
building that needs more capital improvements each year) garners about $900,000 each year. Our expenses
with a general rule of thumb for most of my buildings. It costs about $500 per unit, per year for capital
separately and only tapped when necessary to do strictly capital, even in emergencies. Unless I don't know ... Capital v. Other

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