Co-op/Condo News: A Manager Pleads Guilty, Defaults, Condo Evictions, More

New York, NY,  Sept. 20, 2010 — Recent news for co-op boards and condo associations.

There's fraud in Cape Cod — and in Florida, and in New York, that last of which involves a co-op / condo manager who skimmed the till to do what? Play Lotto! Hey, we wonder if he would have shared any winnings with his shareholders / unit-owners? Elsewhere, co-op owners in Queens fight a cell-antenna deal, we've tales from the co-op board approval arena, Stuyvesant Town may be turning co-op — really? Co-op? Not condo? — and before we adjourn we want to announce Judge Judy (at left) has sold her co-op penthouse. Plus: See how condo boards around the country this week deal with taxes, fraud and untrained board members.

Read all the latest co-op board and condo board news in Habitat's weekly Monday News Roundup! Also included: Permanent archival links. If a link ever goes dead, you'll still be able to read the backup at WebCitation.org.
 

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WebCitation archives:
"Pleads Guilty" • "Expert" • "Cell Antenna" • "Court Rules" • "UWS" • "Big Fat" • "Defaults" • "Dual Agency" • "Stuyvesant Town" • "Co-op Veteran" • "Judge Judy" • "Fraud Charges" • "Largo" • "Tripling" • "Better Training"
 

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