What happens if a board approves construction – then changes its mind?
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A Change of Mind
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A Little-Known Tax Credit
Biofuels can mean real money.
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Beware of Lead Dangers
Lead dust is an active poisoning hazard. Are you equipped to deal with it?
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Beware: Broker on the Board
Conflicts loom.
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CERT Your Staff
Be prepared for the next crisis.
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Creating a Camel
Committees can get it right.
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Do What’s Best for Everyone
“My Turn,” with board president Ellen Scambia.
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Good Neighbors
“In My Building,” by Michelle Cardella.
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Good Pay Sunshine
“Shortfall insurance” protects your solar investment.
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It All Adds Up
“Taking Charge,” with board president Barbara Healy.
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New Line of Defense
Protect yourself against fishing expeditions, Facebook freakouts, and that resident with a grudge.
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Not Glamourous, But a Real Money-Saver
“The Secret Lives of Buildings,” with resident manager Mike MacGowan.
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Not Intrinsically Evil
It was a dilemma – a board member wanted to be compensated.
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Off the Market
1BR/1B co-op.
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