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“September 2020” returned 14 articles
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Are Management Fees Due for a Day of Reckoning?
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Coronavirus Fatigue Is Not an Option
Make room for legal liability issues and routine governance matters.
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Is It Time to Switch from Gas to Oil?
With oil cheaper than gas, a switch is tempting.
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Laws of Motion
After months in lockdown, a mother answers her daughter's call.
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Let It Bloom
Lorry Bogarsky is a big believer in the value of curb appeal.
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Letter Grades for Buildings' Energy Efficiency Are Coming
Apartment values will suffer if your building flunks this test.
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Same Time, New Place
A guide to the mechanics of holding virtual annual meetings.
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The Battle-Tested Co-op and Condo Warriors
Advocates keep pushing after setback on Paycheck Protection Program.
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The Gem on the Board
Sam Sulimanov's skills have been a boon to his co-op.
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The New Healthy: Alteration
A new road map for renovations.
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The New Healthy: Sanitization
How deep is your cleaning?
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The New Healthy: Ventilation
A tune-up for your building's respiratory system.
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There's More Than One Way to Pay for Insurance
Payment plans can help you budget this large expense item.
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When Man's Best Friend Is an "Unreasonable Annoyance"
This case went to the dogs, and then it went to court.
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