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Listings By Night
Transient visitors can be hard to catch – and harder to prevent.
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Renting the Super’s Apartment
A conversation about renting the super’s apartment.
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Renting
Can a board unilaterally do away with a renters policy?
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Crazy Talk
A Joycean ramble about renters, reality, and (maybe) co-ops.
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Owners Who Rent
How do shareholders deal with absentee owners?
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Handling a Unit in Foreclosure - Stark & Stark
What can a condominium do about an abandoned unit with a stalled foreclosure proceeding?
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Problems with Rent-Control Tenants - Turek Roth Mester
How can you effectively deal with a rent-controlled tenant who is a hoarder and also has special needs?
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Dealing with High Commercial Space Taxes - Schechter & Brucker
How can a co-op avoid paying high taxes on rental income from a high-market-value commercial space?
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