Lessons from the editor's father about being neighborly.
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“October 2009” returned 12 articles
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When Chaplin Was My Neighbor
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A Conversation About Roommates
Permitting roommates.
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All My Buildings: Portrait of a Whistleblower
A managing agent who could no longer turn a blind eye to questionable management practices at his firm.
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As Taxes Rise, So Do Escrows
Banks are demanding more cash for escrows. Clueless? Read on.
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Betting on the Flip Tax
Relying on transfer fees is a gamble.
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Corruption Concerns
It can’t happen here? Recent corruption concerns have boards confronting questions about the integrity of their managers.
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Firm But Flexible
Hard times = sublets and arrears. How to cope.
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Getting the Documents Right
Understanding construction documents.
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Mission Accomplished
Saving a building - and making friends, too.
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The $80,000 Windfall
Saving costs by saving water.
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The (Steam) Heat Is On
One co-op's switch to on-site steam boilers.
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You Can’t Come In!
When can a board be denied access?
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