Sarah Moffitt talks about her historic building and take-charge attitude.
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“September 2016” returned 13 articles
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A Slice of History in Sunset Park
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Arresting Arrears
When shareholders or unit-owners fail to pay on time, a building can get into serious trouble.
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Board Business Exposed
A cautionary email tale.
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Finding – and Fixing – Construction Defects
Construction defects are a serious issue and should be dealt with immediately.
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Harmony at the Piano Factory
The highs and lows of self-management.
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I, Neutral
Have you ever heard of a “designated neutral”?
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Over-Assessed, Over-Charged, Overlooked
Why measurements matter.
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Rise of the Multilingual Manager
Property managers are adding foreign languages to their toolkit.
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The New Solar Economics
The giddy joy of watching the electric meter run backward.
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The Seesaw World of Condo Foreclosures
What exactly is “the first mortgage of record”?
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Violation Battle
Level up your building for the fight – with City Hall.
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“Four Votes Win, End of Story”
Dianne Ackerman’s board uses simple logic to solve their issues.
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“The Key Is Having Good People”
Andrew Weiss explains how the makeup of his board is what makes them work.
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