Paying for repairs – without defaulting – was going to be an issue.
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Look for More than One Way to Solve a Problem
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Investors ‘R’ Us
Financial troubles? Rescue yourself.
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Eric M. Goidel, Borah Goldstein Altschuler Nahins & Goidel
Make sure that scary notices – like your building’s mortgage is in default – are sent directly to your board.
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Board Hires Now, You Pay Later
What constitutes “prompt action” when it comes to unit repairs?
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When the Cure Costs More than the Crime
The decision to pursue legal fees incurred by a board when a shareholder defaults often becomes a larger issue than the original default.
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Default Threat
After years of neglect, how can a co-op prevent defaulting?
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Collecting Condo Arrears - Law Firm of Adam Leitman Bailey
How can a condo collect common charges from defaulting unit-owners without spending a lot of time and money in court?
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Protecting a Condo from Undesirables - Kurzman Karelsen & Frank
What options does a condo board have for screening the finances of purchasers?
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Smaller Buildings and Owner Default - Phillips Nizer
How can a small or mid-sized co-op best protect itself from a shareholder’s financial default?
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Preparing for the Big Chill
The chilling and very real prospect of defaults by condo sponsors.
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