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The New Deal UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Bill Morris and Laurie Wiegler on April 01, 2008

income’ meant maintenance income. We always added to that any money the co-op took in from shareholders

Le Havre’s $35 Million Makeover UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Alan Saly on April 01, 2008

, charge a lot of money to Le Havre for inspection reports, and then walk away from the repairs for lack

On the Agenda UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Alan Saly on April 01, 2008

and echoes comments by other managing agents that “the people who have money to buy, who are in the financial
by having the state pay school districts a certain amount of money each year from a set-aside portion
money went – more palms were being greased than at an oil-and-lube mechanic's. The investigation
when the board needed money to pay for a major co-op expense and found the cash wasn't available
. "Because the board trusted her," says Glodstein, "they thought she would never take money." But after about
many other things in New York real estate, it almost always costs money. "The first thing you have
would be inadequate. That meant the co-op needed to raise money. There was a $20 assessment per share
sought money damages, one on the grounds that the condominium had breached its fiduciary duty toward him

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