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If a board member personally invests co-op funds, watch out.

Handling unruly students is nothing compared to dealing with potential lobby renovation problems.

Cooperatives and tax breaks: the past recaptured with a profit.

Not concerned about the high-rise going up next door? You should be.

Burned up by heating bills, a Brooklyn co-op found a novel way to save.

Can the board rescind a decision to auction off common spaces?

Make board service mandatory, for everyone – like jury duty.

How do you convince residents that it’s in their best interests to get involved with their co-op?

From safety to inspections, enclosures complicate balcony inspections.

Do some of your fellow board members have “unofficial” meetings?

A good head for finances can benefit a board president – but so does having great staff.

How a savvy board avoided going down with a crooked manager.

What a co-broker arrangement actually is and how it can benefit you.