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The Best Laid Financial Plans Can Crumble
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Minding the Bottom Line
Do the math and keep an eye on the money – no slacking allowed.
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The Department of Finance is Making House Calls
Here’s a switch: city bureaucracy is helping co-op shareholders secure all their exemptions and abatements.
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Condo Borrowing
Adam Finkelstein on RPL Sec. 339-JJ
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Keeping a Condo Tax-Free
A condominium may not necessarily qualify as a homeowners association under the tax code.
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The Man Who Took the Fix Out of ‘Fixed’ Costs
An ingenious board president helps reduce fixed costs at his Upper East side co-op.
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Tapping the Talent Pool
How 865 UN Plaza pulled off a logistical and financial coup.
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Pace It
A new way to pay for energy savings.
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Cracking the Condo Tax Increase
Why unit-owners are getting hit hardest.
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Treasurer for Eternity
From here to eternity
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