Can a co-op make a rule to stop new shareholders from subletting, but keep the old policy for current shareholders?
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Sublet Policies
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A Question of Liability
Are individual board members liable when the entire board is sued?
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A Subtenant’s Roommate
A subtenant’s roommate, plus gaining access.
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Arrears in a Condo; Benchmarking
Arrears in condos and benchmarking submission requirements for co-ops.
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Stocks and Co-ops
Stocks, shares, and co-ops.
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Flipping Out
There are many traps along the way to adopting or modifying a flip tax.
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When to Break a Confidence
Can you reveal to the owners that a board member is leaking information to the super about confidential board discussions?
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Board Talk: The Super
What are the responsibilities of the super?
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Outsiders Getting In
Should buyers be allowed to read the minutes?
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Tax Trouble
Two cases: Tax trouble and a smoking headache.
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