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Coming to Terms With the Neighbors
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When to Be Flexible, When to Fight
When dealing with construction defects, sometimes a work-out is more productive.
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Beating Out the Bank — For Now
For the moment, foreclosure is an option when dealing with condo arrears.
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Fight-Worthy: Who Can Inherit a Mitchell-Lama Apartment?
Why is inheriting a Mitchell-Lama apartment more complicated than a regular co-op or condo unit?
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Keeping Pace With Clean Energy Loans
What is a PACE loan, and why can it be complicated to get one?
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Even Small Jobs Can Lead to Big Claims
New York's Scaffold Law can mean big problems for boards when a worker gets injured – even with insurance.
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Don’t Lose Your Proof of Ownership
You will need your stock certificate and proprietary lease for many things, including getting financing.
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Laundry Rooms: It Pays to Give Yourself an Out
Laundry room contracts can often contain clauses that benefit the laundry company, at the expense of the board.
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New Rules for Purchase Applications
Take note of co-op purchase rules in Suffolk and Westchester - they could come to NYC.
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Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?
Your upstairs neighbor's leak is coming into your apartment. Who do you turn to for a fix?
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