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“October 2015” returned 12 articles
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Aftermath: Getting the Payout You Deserve
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Don’t Go Back, Don’t Stand Still
Joe Camastra didn’t want to be board president. He did it anyway.
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Facelift on Fifth
An aging property can mean extra headaches when renovating.
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How a Bronx Co-op Kept Its Pool from Sliding Down a Hill Community
The co-op’s pool was sliding away. How could they hold on to it?
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Red-Tagged
A scream and the smell of gas leads to a building-wide shutdown.
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Shocking, Positively Shocking
Local Law 39/2015 calls for all electrical outlets in public spaces to be covered. Is it necessary?
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The Foreclosure Race
When condos face deadbeat unit-owners and the bank, first to foreclose wins.
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The Wake-Up Call
A Bronx co-op – confronting extinction – finds a road back.
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Twice-Told Tales
Many boards are finding out there are benefits in biannual meetings.
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Warranty Issue: Is No One Responsible?
Faulty warranty advice from a manager who should know better.
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When a Stranger Calls: Too Many Transients
There are justified reasons why a board or shareholders may not want a resident to take in short-term renters.
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Whose Terrace Is It Anyway?
Does the board have the right to use a unit-owner’s terrace to make repairs to the building?
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