Habitat’s Attorney 2006 survey: capital improvement legal headaches
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“September 2006” returned 9 articles
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2006 Attorney Survey
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A Change in Assessments?
A new tax plan to revamp the tax assessment system for co-ops and condos?
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Let There Be (Energy-Saving) Light
A new energy-efficient lighting system: compact fluorescent light bulbs.
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Stiff Increase
You may soon be up to your neck in rising water bills.
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Structural Evaluations
How boards should proceed when construction is planned next door.
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Tales of the Unexpected 1: Falling Cornice
Strategies to cope with your capital projects, large or small, emergency or not.
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Tales of the Unexpected 2: Leaks, Ruptures, and Collapses
Five properties, five problems: board members speak out on how they coped with c
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Tales of the Unexpected 3: Preventing Surprises - Alteration Agreements
Rules and procedures boards need to know about before starting a renovation.
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The Reverse Flip
A Mitchell-Lama program raises money for capital projects.
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