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The Wake-Up Call
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The Foreclosure Race
When condos face deadbeat unit-owners and the bank, first to foreclose wins.
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Twice-Told Tales
Many boards are finding out there are benefits in biannual meetings.
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Aftermath: Getting the Payout You Deserve
Insurance not paying enough? Who you gonna call? The public adjuster.
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Construction Next Door
Not concerned about the high-rise going up next door? You should be.
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The Hidden 42”
From safety to inspections, enclosures complicate balcony inspections.
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When Trust, but Verify Paid Off
How a savvy board avoided going down with a crooked manager.
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Cashing in on History
Cooperatives and tax breaks: the past recaptured with a profit.
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Go with CITGO
Burned up by heating bills, a Brooklyn co-op found a novel way to save.
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Are Your Reserve Funds Being Properly Handled?
If a board member personally invests co-op funds, watch out.
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