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Sponsor Issues: Rent Increases At Risk?
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Misinformed About Mold
Mold was found in an apartment in a co-op. Who is responsible if one of the residents of the affected apartment gets sick?
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Crime Story
Criminal activities enough for eviction?
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Flip Tax Fracas
Make sure your flip tax is legit.
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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New York’s outdated Condominium Act has led to questions regarding the power of condo boards.
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The Consequences of Conversation
Converting a co-op to a condo: the consequences.
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All Quiet on the Co-op Front
All you need to know about noise complaints.
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The Legacy of Pullman
Can the board evict someone without going to court?
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A Question of Confidentiality
A board director asks about shareholder confidentiality when it comes to voting on proposals.
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A Condo to Flip For
Is a condo flip tax possible?
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