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Condo Borrowing
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Handling a Unit in Foreclosure - Stark & Stark
What can a condominium do about an abandoned unit with a stalled foreclosure proceeding?
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Collecting Condo Arrears - Gallet Dreyer & Berkey
How can a condo board collect unpaid common charges arrears from unit-owners?
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In Search of Arrears
They’re supposed to pay arrears. They’ve agreed to pay. But what do you do if condo unit-owners refuse to pay?
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Rainy Day Money – Condo Style
Living in a condo conversion with underfunded reserves? You may be able to recover money from your sponsor.
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Fire and Its Aftermath
Fire, its aftermath, and the board
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Respect Is Not A Four-Letter Word
Board President Freya Berg discusses how she got her building on board with trash rules.
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Condo Catch-22
New federal guidelines require that at least half the units in a condo be sold before potential buyers can get federal loan support.
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The Wall
More and more condos are having to cope with antiquated and imprecise bylaws. Is there anything you can do about them?
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Divvying Up the Money
Paying out the condo rebate.
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