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Board Hires Now, You Pay Later
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Breakup Backup
Cracking. Bursting. Busting up. A new program helps with fixing old pipes.
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Casualty Deductions
May shareholders take a deduction on their tax returns as a result of a repair assessment?
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The Face of Destruction
Two condos spent $20 million to restore their façades. Then Sandy struck.
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The Positive Debt
The positive role of debt. Yes, debt.
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Elevator Replacement
Replacing the elevator can be a ticket to hell – or at least the cause of a bad headache.
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Repair Responsibility
The responsibility for radiators and leaks lies in the proprietary lease.
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When the Board Causes a Leak
Patching a roof is not the same as repairing it.
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Needing a Mortgage for Repairs
What do you do when you need a mortgage for repairs but can’t get a loan?
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Shattered Glass
How a Manhattan condo board coped with falling balcony panels.
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