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“April 2014” returned 12 articles
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Adding A Name to A Lease
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Bonding Against Theft
Charges of larceny and fraud. A manager arrested. A question for boards: are you protected?
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Bored Issues
Apathy and the shareholder.
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Exit Strategy
Commercial buildings rehearse several times a year. Residential buildings hand out a playbook and hope for the best.
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Let
Before you take your contractor, engineer, or architect to court, try something different.
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My Client, the Fool
An attorney board member should beware representing the board.
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Split Funding: The Everyman Solution for Condos
Split funding may be a codo
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The Case of the Belching Boiler
Sometimes a second opinion can save you big bucks.
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The Visible Man
Transparency and communication create a new culture on the board.
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Two Cracks or Pops
Local Law 11 just got tougher. Count balconies in now.
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Union Talks
32BJ workers and owner reps are at the table again. The outcome will affect your building’s bottom line.
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When It Comes to Defaults, Which Has More Weight?
When a sponsor is in arrears to both a lender and a condominium, can the condominium get some of the money it is owed before the lender does?
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