Fifty-nine management leaders share tips on why co-ops and condos do what they do.
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The Management Report: 59 Insider Tips on Why Co-ops & Condos Do What They Do
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Showdown at Sherwood Village
When board politics get personal.
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The Project Conductor
A new leader has emerged to coordinate multi-trade projects: the construction manager.
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Smooth Transitions
Signing on with a new management team.
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The In-Between Loan
You have to have money to get money. When Rye Castle didn’t, its manager did.
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Taking Charge
Two presidents, one goal: to keep their buildings running smoothly.
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Management in Transition
The management industry is changing – how will you be affected?
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Don’t Kill All the Lawyers
When working with a professional, you should try to trust him.
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2015 Business of Management Survey
Exclusive stats from forty-six property management firms.
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Tara Snow, Novitt, Sahr & Snow
Just receiving financial statements isn’t enough; your board should verify them as well.
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