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“September 2014” returned 12 articles
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Board Talk: Upstairs, Downstairs
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Countdown at Lion’s Head
A board president races the clock to get the best loan rate.
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Do Not Go, Gentile, Into the Night
Farewell to Habitat art director Michael Gentile.
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Has the Board Actually Acted?
Make sure that when the board takes action, it does so in accordance with its governing documents and law.
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Mixed Up About Mixed Use
How do we successfully allocate the common expenses paid by residential and commercial unit-owners?
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Solving the Prepayment Puzzle
A guide to getting the best deal on refinancing your mortgage.
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Split Personality
When your building doesn’t own its land.
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The Case of the Recalcitrant Receiver
Water was backing up into radiators, and the contractor wanted $120,000. Was there another option?
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The Practical Man
Brooklyn-born Richard Miller took charge when he felt his co-op was being mishandled.
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The Smell of Gas
A fatal explosion in Harlem re-emphasizes safety protocols.
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Three Men and a Boiler
A creative solution for making the switch from No. 6 oil to water heaters.
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Wiped Out
Will changes to the law finally bring disaster relief to condos and co-ops?
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