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Take advantage of a short-term restoration to do other necessary maintenance.

Never underestimate the true value of a good CPA.

A reserve study is a budgeting tool that can help boards plan for building system replacements.

A Canadian firm offers on-site analysis of legionella bacteria.

A previous board’s inaction had left his Riverside Drive co-op in disarray. Then Jeff Byles stepped up.

All businesses – including co-ops – are now required to post a sexual harassment policy.

The board at 1095 Park Avenue makes a concerted effort to adapt to shareholders’ changing needs.

Your professionals are supposed to recommend vendors – so why are boards getting spooked?

One of the most important things for a board to accomplish is a five-year capital plan.

Insurance policies should be reviewed by the board every year.

Terra-cotta becomes more fragile with age – should you be worried about it?

A sound risk management plan goes beyond having adequate insurance.

The largest expense that a building will ever see is often overlooked when budgeting. And by the time it is noticed, it's usually deeply affecting the building.

How is it possible to live in a co-op or condo without homeowner’s insurance?

The Scaffold Law has huge implications – and huge risks – for boards.