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“July / August 2012” returned 12 articles
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A Broker in the House
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A Conversation About a Conflict of Interest
A non-resident shareholder wants to run for the board solely to change sublet rules. Is this legal?
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Bulk Benefits
Does your management company offer bulk buying?
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Do the Right Thing
Board versus the shareholder. An attorney shareholder is convinced the board is out to get her – what do you do?
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Good News for Condos
New remedy for unruly residents.
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Help from Within
Getting the most from professionals on the board.
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Needing a Mortgage for Repairs
What do you do when you need a mortgage for repairs but can’t get a loan?
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Sublet Restrictions
What can a shareholder do when her co-op changes the sublet rules they have not enforced?
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The Business Partnership
Here’s how to make the management-board relationship last.
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The Cost of Comparables
Low appraisals can have an impact on your resales.
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Tips from a Treasurer
Advice from a veteran treasurer.
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What Lurks Behind
Lobby and hallway renovations – lead paint woes.
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