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Newly Minted
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Taking on the Status Quo
Board president Bev Machtinger talks about challenging an entrenched board.
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Tara Snow, Novitt, Sahr & Snow
Just receiving financial statements isn’t enough; your board should verify them as well.
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Steven R. Wagner, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman
Paying close attention to your building’s records can spot the smallest signs of theft.
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They Came From Below
A Hell's Kitchen property confronts a dangerous infestation.
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Money 101
Practical tips from a veteran treasurer.
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Wiped Out
Will changes to the law finally bring disaster relief to condos and co-ops?
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Preparing to Repair – Year by Year
A budget-planning tool lands in New York.
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Taking Charge of the Numbers
Money matters, the accountant, and you.
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When Owners Become the Bank
An Upper West Side co-op finds that self-help can be the best help.
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