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Board Talk: Upstairs, Downstairs
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Adding a Name to the Stock Certificate After Marriage
Board members debate waiving a background check when adding a long-term resident to a stock certificate.
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Board Talk: How Far Back Can We Go to Collect Outstanding Dues?
How far back can we go to collect maintenance that was undercharged?
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Board Talk: Another Fine Mess: Is $1K OK?
A co-op plans to impose a fine of $1,000 when the tenant from the previous owner hasn’t moved out yet.
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Adding A Name to A Lease
Can you really pass or gift an apartment to a family member without any approval?
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A Conversation About Share Inheritance
How do you deal with board intimidation when you’re trying to put together an estate?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Meeting Times
A conversation about meeting times.
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Board Talk: A Conversation About the “Self-Escrow” Strategy
A conversation about “self-escrow” strategy.
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Board Talk: A STAR is born and Special Meeting of Shareholders
Conversations about the STAR credit and a special meeting of shareholders.
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A Conversation About Financial Sleight of Hand
How do you conduct an audit of your board’s finances? What type of audit should you have done?
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