Should boards accept buyers in the form of trusts?
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Are Trusts to be Trusted?
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Keep Everyone Honest
Don’t believe new buyers’ plans for alterations.
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Remove the Litigation Cloud
Why would a board want a sponsor to fix the defects he left in the first place?
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The Importance of Monitoring
Boards need to recognize the issues presented by aging residents.
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Eyes Wide Shut
When board members get too comfortable, problems can be ignored.
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Adversaries Dealing Rationally
Boards and shareholders need to resolve conflict rationally.
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Who Pays?
How should a new board deal with construction defects?
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Battle with Bed Bugs
Management cannot afford to ignore a bed bug problem.
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