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“January 2016” returned 14 articles
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A Broker in the House
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An Unhealthy Health Club Agreement?
You have used your condominium"s health club facility for years when your board changes its required membership agreement
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Background Check Be Gone
A new law may mean a new protected class is born.
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Building with Your Mind
A bankrupt building and tax assessor on the board: the perfect pair.
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Business of Management 2016
Exclusive business stats from 42 management companies.
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Get Ready for the Snow Suits
When the weather turns frigid, people start slipping – and taking you to court.
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Minnows and Whales
What’s your responsibility to the community at large when you live in a co-op or condo?
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Reverse It!
When too much cash is a problem, it’s time to get creative.
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The Transparency Equation: 128 Instead of 1
Board President Jeff Glasser at The Normandy discusses the importance of being involved in his community.
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Understanding the Audited Financial Statement
How do you find warning signs in your financial documents?
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Unhappy Critics Nix “Furniture Showroom” as Lobby
What happens when you get a furniture showroom to design your lobby? You get a lobby that looks like a furniture showroom – and unhappy residents, to boot.
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Unidentical Twins
Two Buildings Choose Sharply Different Paths
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When Crime Insurance Doesn’t Pay: The Importance of Reading the Fine Print
If you’re getting protection, it’s crucial that you read the fine print.
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When Roommates Are Big Business
Where do roommates fit in to subletting and Airbnb policies?
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