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Board Talk: A Conversation About Renting
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Removing the Board
What exactly do you need to do to remove an incompetent board?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Inattentive Board Members
What can you do when board members won’t respond?
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Who's Responsible for Terrace Doors?
If terrace doors are not mentioned in the proprietary lease, who is responsible for them?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Owners Who Rent
How do shareholders deal with absentee owners?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Guests and Privacy
A conversation about guests and privacy.
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A Conversation About Board Members’ Right to Read Contracts
Permission to read building-related contracts?
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A Conversation About: Faulty New Construction
A condo struggles with corrupt developers, greedy lawyers, and an apathetic Attorney General
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Board Talk: A Conversation About A New Buyer
Is a new buyer taking a risk investing in a relatively new co-op that is less than 50 percent sold?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Waiver of Subrogation
Can a co-op seek damages from a shareholder to repair ceilings/walls despite a waiver of subrogation?
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