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seems like a problem where you could spend a lot of money for a very doubtful result.”  It was time
money in our reserve fund,” Smith says. “Now we’re working to remedy that problem. Raising the common
range from 6 to 8 percent. It might be cheaper for co-ops to raise money for these kinds of projects
the highest-demand – and most expensive – period, it’s possible to save money if the building’s peak 30-minute
money,” Macris says, “and the other is more inclined to tackle big capital projects.”   The committee
and constantly bombard them with emails. Finally, little by little, we got hold of people and got the money
for that.” Luckily the board had enough money on hand to tackle the parking lot project. But the town
. Residents were fleeing the city, and many landlords were either torching or abandoning their money
and money. The problem is getting bottling from Con Edison.” PRINCIPAL PLAYERS – PROPERTY MANAGER: Brendan
dims common-area lights when no one is present, saving energy and money. LaManna was familiar

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