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Service Pets and “No Pet” Policies - Levine & Montana
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Board Obligations: Mold and Leaks - Hill Wallack
What are a board's obligations when a unit-owner reports a water leak or mold growth?
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Collecting Condo Arrears - Gallet Dreyer & Berkey
How can a condo board collect unpaid common charges arrears from unit-owners?
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Revising Sublet Policy Unilaterally - Novitt, Sahr & Snow
Can – and should – a co-op board overhaul its sublet policy without shareholder approval?
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Correcting Defects without Litigation - Schneider Mitola
How can your board effectively address sponsor construction defects without litigation?
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How to Prohibit Smoking - Law Office of Robert L. Gordon
Can a board prohibit smoking in a cooperative or condominium?
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Quality of Life Issues: A Balancing Act - Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman
How can a board best tackle a quality-of-life issue that pits shareholders against one another?
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Smaller Buildings and Owner Default - Phillips Nizer
How can a small or mid-sized co-op best protect itself from a shareholder’s financial default?
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Problems with Rent-Control Tenants - Turek Roth Mester
How can you effectively deal with a rent-controlled tenant who is a hoarder and also has special needs?
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Dealing with High Commercial Space Taxes - Schechter & Brucker
How can a co-op avoid paying high taxes on rental income from a high-market-value commercial space?
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