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City Councilman Peter Koo is helping out his co-op constituents.

To avoid fines and audits, boards should treat independent contractors as employees.

You should only use a forensic audit when you suspect wrongdoing has taken place.

How do you find warning signs in your financial documents?

Required fees under Local Law 87 are becoming astronomical. Can anything be done?

A Brooklyn co-op follows the energy conservation path and finds savings at the end.

Make sure that scary notices – like your building’s mortgage is in default – are sent directly to your board.

When it comes to energy savings, a Queens condo is all clued in.

How do you conduct an audit of your board’s finances? What type of audit should you have done?

A Manhattan co-op used Local Law 87 to overhaul their entire energy system and saved money in the process.