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Can a condo board revoke unit-owners’ access to amenities when they are in arrears on their common charges?

When does a co-op need to be aggressive in dealing with a problematic shareholder?

What can a condominium do about an abandoned unit with a stalled foreclosure proceeding?

Is it discriminatory for a board to inquire about a potential buyer’s children who would be living in the apartment?

What can a board do to enforce its rules and policies in the face of open insurrection by a resident?

What does a board do when a simple shareholder problem spirals out of control?

What can a condominium board do about a unit-owner causing unsafe or unsanitary conditions?

Do individual board members of a co-op or condo face personal liability in deciding not to approve a proposed alteration by a tenant to his or her apartment?

Are boards and managing agents responsible for ensuring final sign-off on building permit applications filed by residents and commercial tenants?

What rights does a board have to penalize unit-owners for alteration policy violations when enforcement has been lax in the past?