When neighbors feud over a noisy pet, the board needs to tread carefully.
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How to Silence a Barking Dog
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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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You Have to Be Consistent When Overseeing Alterations
Consistency is key when enforcing rules.
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Find Ways To Keep Your Condo Building’s Insurance Costs Down
Do your insurance policies contradict each other?
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What to Do When Expense Allocations Get Out of Whack in Mixed-Use Condominiums
Allocating expenses to commercial units in a condo can get tricky when the sponsor is involved.
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Cooperation Is the Key to Gaining Access to Neighbor Buildings
Gaining access to a neighboring building means that boards have to cooperate with each other.
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What the Legal Options Are for Collecting Condo Arrears
Two routes to consider when chasing down arrears.
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How to Negotiate a License Agreement
License agreements have some non-negotiable requirements.
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The Challenge of Handling Hoarders
What is the board's responsibility when a resident is a hoarder?
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How the Right of First Refusal Works in a Condo
Do you know how the right of first refusal works?
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