The responsibility for radiators and leaks lies in the proprietary lease.
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Repair Responsibility
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Side Jobs: Who’s Responsible?
Who is responsible for damage done during a side job performed by the super?
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Unorthodox Route: Settle and Buy Them Out
Sometimes you have to think outside the box to appease shareholders.
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Weighing the Competition
Can you cut costs without cutting essential services?
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When the Board Causes a Leak
Patching a roof is not the same as repairing it.
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When the Cure Costs More than the Crime
The decision to pursue legal fees incurred by a board when a shareholder defaults often becomes a larger issue than the original default.
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