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How to Deal with Mixed-Use Condo Changes
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How to Benefit from Low Interest Rates
Review your existing mortgage terms and calculate your losses before refinancing.
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How to Get “Poetry” from Your Pros
Have your professionals monitor and supervise your projects to ensure the job gets done.
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How to Sell Your Building
Selling apartments to a developer can be tricky.
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How to Deal with a Rule-Breaker
If a rule-breaker insists on defying the board, take him or her to court.
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How to Collect Unpaid Common Charges
How to Collect Unpaid Common Charges
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How to Avoid Estate Issues
Boards should alert owners of jointly owned units to review their estate plans.
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How to Get Rid of an Offensive Resident
Document all offenses and the board’s attempt to deal, then use Pullman.
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How to Get Legislators to Help You
Build relationships with legislators throughout the year.
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How to Protect Your Online Reputation
Don’t ignore online attacks from dissenters – and don’t hesitate to sue for slander.
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