A Lower Manhattan co-op is a swirl of neighbors who rise and fall together in a 12-story loaf pan, with disagreements often arising over the cost and inconvenience of projects such as brick repointing and elevator repairs, but the community has managed to maintain a smooth consistency due to its collective aversion to spending money and inconvenience. (Print: Stick a Fork in It)
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Lower Manhattan Co-op: A Swirl of Neighbors Rising and Falling Together
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How to Act When Under Attack
Set the record straight with your shareholders.
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Objectionable Conduct
London Terrace Towers vs. Michael Davis
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Neighbor V. Neighbor
When neighbors complain.
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Controlling Chaos at the Annual Meeting
How to avoid fisticuffs and handcuffs at the annual meeting.
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When Nuisances Flare …
Go back to the basics.
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When Your Neighbor Goes Rogue
What steps should boards take when a shareholder is making unfounded accusations against another?
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Violation Battle
Level up your building for the fight – with City Hall.
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How to Address a Complaint Before It Becomes a Violation
Staying on top of complaints can keep your building out of trouble.
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