A Manhattan board president reflects on the changes he's helped implement in his building from drafting long-term plans to up-to-date communication processes.
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“April 2011” returned 12 articles
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A Simple Twist of Fate
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Board Recall
Buildings across the city are facing a record number of special meetings. What can you do?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Reserve Accounts
What is an acceptable amount of money to maintain in your reserve account?
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Mondo Condo
Finding financing for repairs: is it true that condos can’t borrow?
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Oil in the Family
Banned? New costs? An expert answers questions swirling around the changes in the use of No. 4 and No. 6 heating fuel.
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Saved by the Soybean?
Biofuel tax credits may be the next big thing in energy savings.
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Show and Tell
Editorial Director Tom Soter observes a specially-called co-op meeting.
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Spin Control
In response to buyers and sellers, some boards are changing their policies regarding washers and dryers.
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Sponsor Down Payments
Are boards responsible for sponsor defects?
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Who Owns the Apartment After Foreclosure?
Who owns an apartment after foreclosure?
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Winning the Energy Lotto
The Con Ed Multi-Family Energy Efficiency Program offers free energy audits and cash incentives for energy-saving efforts in your building.
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co-op.com
Boards are beginning to use websites to keep their shareholders and prospective buyers informed.
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