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“October 2010” returned 14 articles
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DOB Crackdown
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Diamonds Are Forever
The reality of serving on the board, from a board president
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Double Life
Background checks are useful for big issues -- and small ones too.
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Fed to Flip Tax: Drop Dead
U.S. set to abolish transfer fees unless co-op/condo boards act.
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I Prefer to Prepay
The penalty as a refinancing option.
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In-House Management
To some, an in-house manager is heaven, but is it right for your building?
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Keep It Low
In Queens co-ops, maintenance charges rarely go up. That’s not necessarily a plus.
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Land Lease
An East Side co-op fights an exorbitant increase on their land lease and wins.
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Leave It to the Professionals
A scam -- or just a board that didn’t understand?
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No Thanks
Being on the board can be a thankless job. Only work-at-home sadomasochists need apply.
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Should Boards Get Paid?
An old question that boards may want to reconsider.
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Talking about Privacy Rights & Asbestos Removal
A discussion between board members at experts about privacy rights and asbestos removal.
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The Efficiency Experts
What makes a board effective?
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Your Time to Sue
When a statute of limitations is not a statute of limitations.
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