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Enclosed Balconies May Not Be Forever

Hillcrest, Queens

the removal and charge him for it. The house rules specifically stated that no unit-owner could enclose

Bills to Transform Co-op Purchases May Finally Become Law

New York State

that would transform the process of selling apartments in housing cooperatives – by requiring co-op boards

Co-op Boards Need to Act Fast on Paycheck Protection Loans

New York City

being excluded from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in the original CARES Act, housing

When Reading Minutes Becomes Stealing Minutes UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Jennifer V. Hughes on March 01, 2012

it for the prospective purchase. “Unless they sign, they will not be afforded access to minutes,” says Talel, who

A Conversation About a Conflict of Interest UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article on August 01, 2012

he was on the board) and has constantly complained that it’s too high and he can’t afford to pay

In Sandy’s Wake UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Tom Soter on January 01, 2013

in jeopardy. We can’t afford to have any unit-owners not paying common charges or assessments.” Nonetheless

Master(ful) Planning UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ethelind Coblin, Principal at Ethelind Coblin Architect on June 10, 2019

. That’s the only other way they can afford these kinds of projects. Will the master plan dictate which

Boards Are Under Pressure from All Sides UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Beth Markowitz on July 30, 2019

to be sensitive to your constituents and what they can afford. You have to be aware of the changing regulatory

Premium Financing to the Rescue UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Paula Chin on September 01, 2022

would be about $3,100, or less than 4%. That’s what makes insurance premium financing affordable

Energy Investments: Multiple Projects Bring Big Wins UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Thomas Morrison, Director of Energy Management, En-Power Group on March 23, 2023

maintain its affordability for working families. The co-op has a very active board president, Derek

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