Philip Perrault wanted to make improvements to his apartment. The proprietary lease required that he first receive the consent of the co-op board,
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Wrestling Over What’s “Reasonable”
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Mr. Fix-It
Patrick Wong: experience has taught him that condo boards need to be “business-savvy.”
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Repair Responsibility
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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How to Identify Leaks Without Ripping Off The Roof
Got a roof leak? A contractor might say to you, "No problem. We'll just replace your roof." That's a solution, but a very expensive one. A better bet - use infrared.
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A Good Run of Bad Luck
Endless bad luck turned this building into a community.
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Who Pays for Repairs?
When an air conditioner sleeve needs to be replaced, who's on the hook?
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The Key to Healthy Walls
Over time, many factors can contribute to the falling of your building's exterior walls.
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Seeing It Through
Six tales of window replacement.
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When It’s Time to Pay for Repairs …
Who’s up first?
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When Responsibilities Don’t Match …
Mind the gap.
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