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When A Neighbor Doesn’t Pay …
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When Deciding Who’s on the Hook …
Ambiguity is the enemy.
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When You Need Building-Wide Support …
Pieces of paper can trump warm bodies.
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When it’s your fault
Why is it my problem?
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Prepare for the unexpected...
Because it always comes.
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When You Kick Someone Out, Have a Heart
Boards need to prioritize when shareholders are complaining about a specific resident.
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Make Your Co-op Approved for Lending
Surprise! Your building’s finances do affect individual apartment refinancing.
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See Something, Say Something
Try to negotiate with shareholders before taking them to court over illegal alterations.
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When Boards Get Stuck in the Middle
How do boards deal with estates that are “cash poor”?
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When Schedules Go Off Track
Does your board know how to get a slow alteration back on schedule?
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