Buildings that want to make LL97 retrofits should act sooner, rather than later, to save money.
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Energy Efficiency: It Pays to Get Ahead of the Curve
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Balancing Finances with FISP
As FISP requirements become more strict, boards are going to have to spend more money to keep up.
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Insurance Fallout: When Neighbors Don't Play Nice
Complaints become incidents, which become a loss run sheet, which can become an insurance headache.
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The Cure for Noisy Neighbors
A well-established fine structure can
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Too Much Detail Is Often Just the Right Amount
Open communication with residents can soothe upset over an assessment.
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Sublets as Value Booster
Too many sublets can cause financing problems, but can also boost apartment values.
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Energy Retrofits: You Need a Roadmap
Boards need to stay ahead of schedule to avoid Climate Mobilization fines.
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Zoom Meetings: Information at Your Fingertips
Virtual meetings allow managers to have more information at hand, making meetings more efficient.
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Better Safe Than Liable
New York's Scaffold Law can make it harder to insure contractors.
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Leak Fix: Like a Roof Raincoat
A little-known roof technology can help stop leaks for good.
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