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Saying “No” to Self-Dealing Sponsors
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Safe, Not Sorry
A Brooklyn board debates security.
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What’s in a Name?
Hoping for enhanced sales and prestige, many boards are branding their properties.
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A New Dawn at Turner Towers
Replacing the plumbing is a major task. So is finding the money to do it.
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Benchmarks
In a fiscally treacherous market, what are the signs that a buyer is financially fit?
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Home Is Where the Playroom Is
Being child-friendly can improve lifestyles – and sales.
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Fannie Mae’s New Rules - Q&A with Chris Griebel, CPA, Czarnowski & Beer
CPA Chris Griebel on new lending rules.
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DOB Crackdown
Building inspectors are knocking – and fines are mounting.
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Double Life
Background checks are useful for big issues -- and small ones too.
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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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