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Can shareholders keep an illegal dog after 90 days, even if they lied about it to board members?

Board President Carol Rosenberg talks about the pleasures of managing a co-op.

A shareholder needs help dealing with a reluctant co-op.

Regenerative elevator drives may save energy and dollars – and may soon be turning up in at least one of the five boroughs.

Nightmare on Dean Street: a band of owners found their promised piece of heaven was a doorway to hell.

A developer, a sewage treatment plant, and $4 million in expenses all spelled disaster for one Suffolk county co-op.

Rival board factions cause more problems then they solve.

The EPA’s new lead paint regulations require certification for building staff.

The president of a co-op deals with a mysterious and capricious new shareholder.

Betraying board room confidences can have serious repercussions.

Unfunded mandates are costing co-ops and condos thousands of dollars that they don’t always have.

Board members need to be very aware and very cautious about the emails they send.