Unit-owners in condominiums have to pay their proportionate share of common charges – whether they want to or not.
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Proportionate Shares Are Set in Stone
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The Virtual Outlook
Will all-virtual meetings still be allowed next year?
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Times Change, and So Should the Rules
Why ignoring updates to bylaws and house rules is bad practice.
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Vaccine Options for Your Building's Gym
Ways to stay vigilant and keep residents safe.
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When an Insurer Won’t Pay, a Challenge Is Possible
Certain kinds of leaks are the responsibility of the insurance company to pay – even if they fight back.
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When to Be Flexible, When to Fight
When dealing with construction defects, sometimes a work-out is more productive.
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When ‘Temporary’ Co-op Residents Grow Roots
There's no one-size-fits-all solution.
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Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?
Your upstairs neighbor's leak is coming into your apartment. Who do you turn to for a fix?
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