Building disasters can be prevented by instant notification, paying living expenses for those who vacate, and securing a mortgage forbearance, as demonstrated by the experiences of the Mona Lisa co-op in Yonkers and the Crown Heights co-op. (Print: In Case of Emergency)
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Co-Ops and Condos Face Financial and Logistical Hurdles in Building Disasters
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A Hole in the Wall Snowballs
A small construction mishap can build to a big insurance problem.
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The Best Way to Prepare for the Worst
FDNY issues new emergency preparedness guide.
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The Gate Without a Key
Don’t get locked in during a fire.
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Things That Go Gurgle in the Night
They were an innocent family – until they faced the toilet of terror.
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Pizza on Earth
Exploding eggs and chilly nights: life without gas is a drag.
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The End Is Near. Pass the Chocolate.
What preparing for an emergency looks like in the 21st century.
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