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“May 2014” returned 12 articles
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32 Years, 10 Truisms, and Jimmy Carter
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A Home, Not A Hotel
From Russia without love: condo board versus B&B.
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A Masterclass in Juggling
Q&A at a 20-building housing complex.
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Board Talk: Another Fine Mess: Is $1K OK?
A co-op plans to impose a fine of $1,000 when the tenant from the previous owner hasn’t moved out yet.
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Energy Detective: The Case of the Bothersome Booster
Hidden energy savings that are a no-brainer.
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Expulsion and Guilt
Dealing with accusations of employee misconduct are a whole different issue in co-ops and condos.
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Home of the Permanent Assessment
It’s a new wrinkle on maintenance, but is it fair or foul?
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Right of First Refusal With a Twist
How do bylaws allow the board’s “designee” to exercise the board’s right of first refusal?
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Spotlight On: Northridge Cooperative Section III
A co-op finds it has a serious leakage problem.
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Taking Charge of the Numbers
Money matters, the accountant, and you.
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Talk to Me
Survey your way to building-wide harmony.
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The Gambit
With arrears totalling $10,000 a month, a Long Island condo is in the fight of its life.
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