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“July / August 2008” returned 11 articles
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Behavior Modification
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Collateral Damage
Selling air rights? Guess again.
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Getting Better (All the Time)
A board treasurer relates her experiences in turning around an aging 365-unit Manhattan co-op.
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Getting the Hook
Booting out a troublemaking board member.
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Rusty or Reliable?
Concern about a dilapidated fire escape.
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Step By Step
Too pricey? Too large? Too small? Before entering the management marriage you need to know the issues.
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Talking Points
How to ask the right questions at the management interview is not a science, it’s an art.
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Taxing Matters
Financial audits will now assess risk.
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The Flip Tax that Wasn’t
Pello vs. 425 East 50 Owners Corp.
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The Management Survey 2008
Fifty-seven top management executives responded to the annual management survey, this year discussing energy and finances.
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Vigor, Vision – and Victory
A proactive board’s success story.
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