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Monitoring Shareholder Refinancing
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Beware of Lead Dangers
Lead dust is an active poisoning hazard. Are you equipped to deal with it?
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Why Is Your Maintenance Lower than Ours?
Why is there a difference in neighboring buildings’ maintenance?
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Dealing with Difficult Residents
The bane of communal living: the difficult resident.
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Your Dream Come True Could Turn Into a Nightmare
Not raising maintenance over the long term is not always something to boast about.
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Reining in (Short-Term) Rentals
Does your board know they’re on the hook for any damage renters may cause?
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Arresting Arrears
When shareholders or unit-owners fail to pay on time, a building can get into serious trouble.
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When Sales Are Hot – and When They’re Not
What could low prices and lack of sales mean for your building?
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Don’t Be Sandbagged by Your Aging Documents
Outdated documents are a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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Finding Fraud
If you’re going to seek out corruption, do it right or don’t do it at all.
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