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Collecting from a Non-Resident Condo Unit-Owner
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Brave New World
Donna Parks briefly explains how the Tenant Interim Lease program saved her building.
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How to Eliminate Airbnb from Your Building
Crack down on employees who are shielding rulebreakers.
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The Wake-Up Call
A Bronx co-op – confronting extinction – finds a road back.
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When a Stranger Calls: Too Many Transients
There are justified reasons why a board or shareholders may not want a resident to take in short-term renters.
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Going, Going – Not So Fast
Can the board rescind a decision to auction off common spaces?
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The Long and the Short of It
When a subtenant takes in tourists, who’s responsible?
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Stuart Saft, Holland & Knight
How to turn a flood of short-term rentals into a trickle.
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Steven Sladkus, Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz
Boards have to see enforcement of the rules through – even if it ends in litigation.
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A Home, Not A Hotel
From Russia without love: condo board versus B&B.
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