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Your Sponsor May Have Fewer Rights Than You Think
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Reasonable Accommodation For Support Animals
Don't let residents take advantage of emotional support animals.
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Don’t Cave In to Group Pressure
Sometimes doing the right thing for shareholders feels like the wrong thing.
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Get Some Insurance Status
Facade inspections need specific and detailed insurance, especially when dealing with a sidewalk shed.
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Know When You Can — and Can’t — Deny Succession
There are limits to when a board can deny succession rights in a Mitchell-Lama.
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Distribute Proprietary Lease Changes
Residents need to know when boards make changes to the proprietary lease.
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Limit Your Liability for Shareholder Repairs
Who is responsible for what when it comes to damaged units?
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With Disgruntled Shareholders, Be Prepared for the Unexpected
When a resident is abusive, the board needs to take concrete steps.
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How to Silence a Barking Dog
When neighbors feud over a noisy pet, the board needs to tread carefully.
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Mediation and Arbitration Should Be Baked Into Your Governing Documents
When the board can’t resolve a dispute, consider alternatives.
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