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It’s All About the Vote
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Take a Note
Boards that don’t keep minutes are playing a dangerous game with their building value.
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Divorce Drama
When marital discord spills out of the bedroom, boards need to get ready for trouble.
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Breakup Backup
Cracking. Bursting. Busting up. A new program helps with fixing old pipes.
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Premium Surge
When coverage and profitability clash, insurance costs rise.
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Covering Your Bases
Making a fuel switch is no easy matter. Consider your options.
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Watt Math
Change the bulb, add dim-downs, and suddenly you have a new electrical equation.
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The Electric Equalizer
The residents of Tower East get their own electric bills now.
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The Board Member Who Knew Better
Steps to take when a director goes rogue.
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Our Coverage Doesn’t Cover You
Can you require residents to get homeowners insurance?
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