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Sponsor Down Payments
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Time for Change (Order)?
Beware: contractors may be doing a smoke-and-mirror act.
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Site Safety
Site safety regulations for construction are being increased. Also increasing as a result, project costs.
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Protecting Your Project
A special section on managing capital work, including a primer on protecting your project.
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Nobody
A lesson in non-communication.
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Legal Lessons: Capital Work
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Capital Work: the importance of filing claims properly, reviewing contracts, construction disputes, taxes.
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Getting the Documents Right
Understanding construction documents.
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Grey Area’s Anatomy
How much should a sponsor disclose?
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Lien & Mean
What is a mechanic’s lien? If you’re in a co-op or condo, you should be concerned about angry contractors and the law.
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The Case of the Incomplete Condo
For an upscale condo in Greenwich Village, it was a question of unfinished business – construction business.
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