When a management company doesn’t keep good records on its buildings, trouble lies ahead
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History Lesson
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Right to Inspect Books and Records
BCL Sec. 624
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Examining Condo Books and Records
Robert Braverman on Real Property Law, Section 339-w.
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Examining Condo Books/Records
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Why Records Are So Important
New board members need to know the history of their building to make good decisions.
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The New UCC
What’s in a name? Plenty. And it can cost.
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Memory Central
If you don’t have total recall of your building’s history, you could be in trouble.
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Keep Detailed Records
Keeping detailed records will help your board should an amendment be challenged.
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