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Building Blocks
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Hands-On Leader
President Carol Butler uses her skills as a psychoanalyst to keep her condo on course.
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How to Deal with Mixed-Use Condo Changes
Be certain that renovations in your commercial spaces are lawful.
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The Foreclosure Race
When condos face deadbeat unit-owners and the bank, first to foreclose wins.
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Terms of Agreement
How do you convince 100% of owners to pay for repairs that only 60% of them need?
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Countdown at Lion’s Head
A board president races the clock to get the best loan rate.
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Mixed Up About Mixed Use
How do we successfully allocate the common expenses paid by residential and commercial unit-owners?
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A Home, Not A Hotel
From Russia without love: condo board versus B&B.
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Split Funding: The Everyman Solution for Condos
Split funding may be a codo
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When a Transfer Is Not a Transfer
May unit-owners transfer their condo unit when to do so avoids foreclosure in order to pay a debt?
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