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large capital gains when she sells. For an individual 250 k is exempt but over and above that = beware
a little on those capital improvements. Spread them overtime. As a general rule, you should assess
and future capital improvements. After all today's capital improvements may be attributed to be the "legacy
not factor into the definition of "capital improvement." While it's better if assessments are kept discrete
with a general rule of thumb for most of my buildings. It costs about $500 per unit, per year for capital
supervision, emergency after-hours response, project oversight and management, capital improvement planning
is to eliminate all long term debt ten in twenty years. 3. Still another is to fund capital reserves and capital
was in the clear. The building had commissioned a $5,000 engineering study in 2010 that found a six percent capital ... heavily in capital improvements. "This is the type of building that should be approved with a rubber
the building’s policy on capital improvement projects, specifically windows. Your agent may be able to guide
  Like death and taxes, capital improvements are an inevitable part of a co-op or condo

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