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) or for capital improvements. The new board will have to work very closely with the management agent
Buildings and building repairs/capital improvements all wear out over time. This is the real
to be compensated for overseeing a capital improvement project. FIOS is a project whose installation may run
of capital funds to the co-op when we professionally renovate and sell the units when they become vacant (we
specifically stated that the income from flip taxes should go to reserves to pay for capital improvements
tax. Most hold the funds from a flip tax in reserve for capital improvement projects, but some use
are in great shape therefore we don't need to assess for capital improvements. Therefore we don't necessarily
/ 30K per year for whatever capital improvements you need, the apartment value will be increased
, hall window replacement etc. Our current board is managing to a budget and longer term capital
, "Building A" might have low maintenance, interest only mortgage and plan to assess for capital repairs

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