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Adapting to city regulations can be a full-time job.

Staying on top of complaints can keep your building out of trouble.

Be aware of the laws regarding a super’s apartment and his compensation.

With current technology, boards expect immediate access to their manager, which isn’t always realistic.

Knowing when to go back to the drawing board can save your building money.

Low reserve funds can spell disaster for your building, which is why loans are important.

Managers need to grow and adapt: build a better manager, boards get better service.

Trying to get your building’s name out after a renovation can be difficult.

Choosing a management company is about services, relationships, experience, and more.

Collecting arrears from difficult residents can call for unusual methods.

Keeping shareholders in the loop is always the best course of action.

Improper construction materials now can cause headaches later.

No reserves means no way to pay vendors – which means you need a plan.

Staff taking vacation can disrupt building services, but replacements can be expensive.

What resources do you have when a shareholder sneaks in an illegal dog?