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“February 2012” returned 11 articles
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A Five-Point Plan
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Inattentive Board Members
What can you do when board members won’t respond?
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Concern and Common Sense
When is it principle, and when is it a shot in your own foot?
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For Value’s Sake
In a tough market, a Manhattan complex remakes its lobbies and hallways to boost its curb appeal.
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In Search of A Deal
The process of buying a co-op: from beginning to end, how to get the most bang for your buck.
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Sidewalk Sheds
When sidewalk sheds are required, how they should be removed, and the facts on shed permits.
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Smooth Selling
To keep apartment sales moving, boards need to follow Fannie Mae’s direction.
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The Second Time Around
When a shareholder refinances, is a board review necessary?
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Two Watch Words
Transparency and honesty are key at a Queens co-op.
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Well-Meaning, But Loud
Noise complaints are common – but against the board?
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What Constitutes a Reasonable Accommodation?
A disabled resident files a complaint when only automatic side-door access is provided for him.
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