A couple selling their Upper West Side apartment finds their buyer rejected by the board. Also, what should you ask at the admissions interview?
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“February 2013” returned 11 articles
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Admissions / Rating Your Questions
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Creating Revenue
In New York, where every square foot is valuable, here’s a way to create extra space.
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E-mail Voting
What can a shareholder do when the board is using suspicious voting procedures?
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House of the Rising Sun
The saga of a Brooklyn co-op that looks to save energy and money by going solar.
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Legal Target
Can a board get hit with out-of-pocket-damages in a lawsuit?
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School of Hard Knocks
Being on the board means automatic enrollment in continuing education in financial planning, contracts, management, and more.
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Smoke Odors in a Co-Op
Will a co-op be liable to a shareholder who claimed damages because of second-hand smoke?
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Sublet Policies
Can a co-op make a rule to stop new shareholders from subletting, but keep the old policy for current shareholders?
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Sudden Impact
Survival story: Hurricane Sandy hits Manhattan’s 200 East End Avenue.
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The Limits of Flood Insurance
In Hurricane Sandy’s wake, many are finding that their insurance was inadequate. How much is enough?
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When Boards Attack
Who would pay the bill for bed bug extermination?
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