Rachel Pincu-Singer, a market research consultant, has been serving on the board of her Upper West Side co-op since 2014, and has successfully resolved disputes and managed the building's finances, including the installation of a dual-fuel boiler and the replacement of the gravel roof. (Print: RACHEL PINCU-SINGER)
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Board Member's Expertise in Market Research Helps Resolve Co-op Disputes
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Full Stop
How to resolve not to complain about garbage room, guilt over cardboard boxes, wet shoes, facade inspection costs, and other co-op issues.
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Defeated by a Tiny Slip-Up
An eviction attempt gets derailed by a technicality.
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What Can an Injunction Do Against Nusiance Complaints?
An injunction is a tool of last resort when dealing with nuisances.
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A Fix for Footfalls
How to successfully fix a noisy neighbor's loud walking.
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Lawsuit Begets Lawsuit
Let he who is without sin cast the first lawsuit.
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A Small Wind
How should a board deal with a disgruntled shareholder with a megaphone?
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Airbnb, Again
How can an unrepentant absentee owner be stopped?
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The Dog in the Night-time
How do you deal with a dog that can’t be quieted?
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Lewis Montana
Continuous objectionable conduct – even after board warnings – will get you evicted.
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