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2015 Business of Management Survey
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Steven R. Wagner, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman
Paying close attention to your building’s records can spot the smallest signs of theft.
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32 Years, 10 Truisms, and Jimmy Carter
10 definites about the real estate business in general and about co-ops and condos in particular.
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In-House Management
To some, an in-house manager is heaven, but is it right for your building?
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Corruption Concerns
It can’t happen here? Recent corruption concerns have boards confronting questions about the integrity of their managers.
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All My Buildings: Portrait of a Whistleblower
A managing agent who could no longer turn a blind eye to questionable management practices at his firm.
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The 48-Hour Day
Following two portfolio managers, Habitat acts a 'fly on the wall.'
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A Day in the Life
A manager manages property — but there are all sorts of managers.
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