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Keep an Eye on the C of O
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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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Condo Construction Defects
What should condo owners do when they discover problems?
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A Commercial Condo Conundrum
When board members work for foreign governments, management calls for a whole new approach.
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Condo Borrowing
Adam Finkelstein on RPL Sec. 339-JJ
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Keeping a Condo Tax-Free
A condominium may not necessarily qualify as a homeowners association under the tax code.
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Condos: Time to “True Up”
Allocated numbers should be confirmed from time to time.
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Bye Bye Sponsor
A checklist for new condo boards.
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Hot Potato
The burden of filing for condo tax abatements is now in management’s hands.
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The Seesaw World of Condo Foreclosures
What exactly is “the first mortgage of record”?
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