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enough money from departing shareholders to meet the building’s capital needs without the board having
’re not willing to throw money away. What made the difference was that we had very heavy board involvement. We
money, time and mental energy I just don’t have for this sort of thing.” Indeed, she is not the only
to get their money back. We've also seen a lot of Labor Law claims being paid out, which is affecting
for it. “But then we had to refinance,” Dechowitz says, “and we were able to put some of that money
-income – but had enough money to guarantee future financial stability.” It wasn’t easy. “It took a year and a half
to $5 million at 3.8 percent, using the additional money to pay off the debt and fund capital
’s conservative about money, but she’s not cheap. She’s good at delegating. She’s perfect.”  Missing nothing
meter.) “We saved a whole bunch of money,” Berger says, “and even more importantly, we saved a whole
-ops to raise money with a mortgage or to refinance an existing mortgage. This issue can also affect loans

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