For people in buildings with exposed exterior pipes, winter can be an unforgiving time of year.
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Frozen-Pipe Prevention
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Sometimes the Good Guys Lose
The idea is to eliminate buried and inaccessible condensate pipe, which will reduce leaks.
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Exploding Toilets, Imploding Mortgages
After a terrible accident, Fannie Mae gets tough on a Brooklyn co-op.
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Energy Detective: The Case of the Covert Condensate
How do you solve a leak problem you can’t find?
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There’s a Flood!
At Butterfield House, a water main break called for quick thinking – and triage.
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Our Coverage Doesn’t Cover You
Can you require residents to get homeowners insurance?
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Cease the Grease
Is grease the next big danger? Not if the DEP can help it.
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Repairs: Who’s Responsible? - Arthur I. Weinstein
What does a board do when a simple shareholder problem spirals out of control?
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A New Dawn at Turner Towers
Replacing the plumbing is a major task. So is finding the money to do it.
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Inside, Outside, Whose Side?
Board versus owner duties for repairs.
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