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“February 2015” returned 13 articles
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After the Flood
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Boiler Play: To Save You, Why Must I Replace You?
We need a new boiler, but we don’t know how big it should be.
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Face-Off
What started as a rebuilding effort became a bureaucratic battle over a wall.
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Invasion of the Baby Carriages
Baby carriages are taking over our lobby.
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Memory Central
If you don’t have total recall of your building’s history, you could be in trouble.
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Refi Reality
How do we make the refinancing process go as smoothly as possible?
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Slip and Fall
Negligence is the deciding factor in a slip-and-fall lawsuit – and it’s easy to prevent.
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Taking Charge
Two board presidents talk about taking on large-scale construction projects.
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The Dog in the Night-time
How do you deal with a dog that can’t be quieted?
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The In-Between Loan
You have to have money to get money. When Rye Castle didn’t, its manager did.
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The Wild Card and the Sweater
An actor on the board and opera singers in the halls – life at an artistic building in Inwood.
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Warning Signs: Beware of the Failed Fix
Is fixing the same construction problems over and over just bad luck or a sign of something more?
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What Are Big Apple Rules for Buildings Having a Super?
How can I make my building hire a real super?
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