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Farewell, Fido
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Facing Fire
How a board prepares for a fire is just as important as how it copes with the aftermath.
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Enough Is Enough!
An expert argues that it’s time for responsible energy policies.
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Spin Control
In response to buyers and sellers, some boards are changing their policies regarding washers and dryers.
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G Is For Governing Document (Co-ops)
Understanding the “docs” is the key to smooth operations.
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Terms of Agreement
A recent increase in apartment renovations means the common alteration agreement needs an upgrade.
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A Conversation About Pet Policy
Pets, problems, and policy.
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Economy Down, Rentals Up?
Why you should consider subleasing.
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When Can Condos Act Like Co-ops?
New York’s outdated Condominium Act has led to questions regarding the power of condo boards.
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Sponsor Good, Sponsor Bad
A relationship with the sponsor can turn devastatingly toxic. The story of two buildings and two relationships.
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