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“March 2014” returned 11 articles
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A Conversation About Share Inheritance
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A Diagnostic Scan for Walls and Roofs
A diagnostic probe now can save your building money later.
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A Place (Not) in the Sun
A valuable lesson in the importance of working together.
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Director Q&A: Barry Klitsberg
Board President Barry Klitsberg keeps his friends close and enemies closer.
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For the Love of Light, Heat, and a Toilet Flush
Disasters are the new normal. Recent local laws help you deal.
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Full Stomach Syndrome
We have a board that has trouble meeting.
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The Big Payback
When it comes to energy savings, a Queens condo is all clued in.
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The Tracking Sleuths
Services that send out alerts about violations and fines are growing up.
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There’s a Flood!
At Butterfield House, a water main break called for quick thinking – and triage.
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When Owners Become the Bank
An Upper West Side co-op finds that self-help can be the best help.
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When a Transfer Is Not a Transfer
May unit-owners transfer their condo unit when to do so avoids foreclosure in order to pay a debt?
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