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From the Brink to the Best
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Group Mind
A board member asks: the president of our board often takes on most of the work for himself. Is this a good way to operate?
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M Is For Management
The role of the managing agent.
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Business of Management 2011
Habitat’s annual in-depth survey of the co-op/condo management industry: facts and figures, firm stats, and more.
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In-House Management
To some, an in-house manager is heaven, but is it right for your building?
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Habitat Roundtable: Managers on Management
Digital Edition video exclusive: Managers on Management.
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Endpaper: Richard Kasnia, President, 140 Easy 56th Street
Richard Kasnia didn’t know what being a board member was all about before becoming President.
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A Snapshot
Bronx board versus sponsor-manager.
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Who
Unlike doctors, vendors, plumbers, or even dogs, a managing agent does not have to be licensed.
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Construction Management: The Engineer
Doing it right. A special section on managing capital work, including a primer on protecting your project, a discussion of what an engineer
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