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“February 2016” returned 13 articles
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Amenities Plus
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Building Blocks
What does improv have to do with co-op and condo life?
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Getting a Hands-On Education
Former board president Gilles Desrochers
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Going Hollywood
How to turn your building into a movie set.
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House Rules Rule
Answers to the seven most frequently asked questions.
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Keeping Your Finances in Shape
You should only use a forensic audit when you suspect wrongdoing has taken place.
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Reaching a “Tripping” Point
Make a record that you’re asking for a condition to be fixed.
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Required Reading
The monthly management report is the most essential document you’ve never read.
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That’s the Way the Cookie …
Board member Lauren Itkin talks about why she wanted to join her board.
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The Man Who Wanted Value
Board president Louis Zurita discusses value and business.
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Was It the Price? Or Were They Not Nice?
Board members don’t have to disclose why they rejected a buyer – until they’re sued.
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When the Gloves Came Off
An intrepid new board cleans up a mess at Lindenwood Village (Section D).
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Who’s That Old Guy in the Mirror?”
As the population ages, boards need to prepare.
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