Assessments are a necessary tool for boards to fund capital improvements, and can be spread over longer periods of time to make them more manageable for shareholders or unit-owners. (Print: Assessments: Dealing with the Inevitable)
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Co-Op and Condo Boards Use Assessments to Fund Capital Improvements
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Problem Solved! Condo Complications
How do you choose between assessing and borrowing?
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How to Respond to Assessment Challenges
Make sure your governing documents back you up.
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Leading the Way: Board Secretary Mary Kerr, 427 St. Johns Pl.
What happens when your management company absconds with your reserve fund?
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Free Energy Assessment (No Kidding!)
A non-profit helps boards reach green goals.
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You Can Go Home Again
An indomitable board president overcomes various obstacles to save her co-op.
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J-51 Eligibility Expanded
J-51 eligibility was expanded in late 2017 based on assessed values.
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How to Soften the Sting of an Assessment
Ever-changing city regulations mean more fees for co-ops – and more money from shareholders.
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How to Fight Unfair Property Tax Assessments
When HDFC taxes balloon, someone isn’t paying attention.
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Press for Payment Options
A compassionate approach for paying assessments.
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