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Category: On The Board

Board Operations To Let, Or Not to Let
2004 Oct To Let, Or Not to Let

Even though subletting is often frowned upon by boards and sometimes forbidden outright, that doesn't stop shareholders all over the city from renting out their co-ops. Shareholders may sublet as a means of making money on an apartment tha…

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Board Operations Failure to Communicate
2004 Oct Failure to Communicate

With any sort of multifamily housing arrangement comes the possibility of a certain amount of conflict between the various involved parties: shareholders, board members, management, and sponsors. In theory, a key role of a board of directo…

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Board Operations Paper Cuts
2004 Sep Paper Cuts

Lots of people talk about the stress and uncertainty of the approval process in New York City's co-op and condo buildings; all that scrutiny, all that paperwork! But the endless reams of forms and files take another toll as well - on the e…

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Law & Legislation Holding the Purse Strings
2004 Aug Holding the Purse Strings

You may not realize it, but your building may be hemorrhaging money. Not in the form of disastrous lawsuits or maintenance crises like a collapsed roof or exploded boiler, but in a steady trickle coming from your method of ordering supplie…

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Board Operations Save Your Pennies
2004 Jul Save Your Pennies

One of the most popular attractions at The Cooperator's 17th Annual Co-op & Condo Expo this past March was the roster of seminars that ran throughout the day at the New York Hilton, drawing standing-room-only crowds to panel discussion…

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Law & Legislation From the Court to the Board
2004 Jun From the Court to the Board

In this and in future columns, I will be examining decisions of interest to co-ops and condo boards and suggesting what valuable lessons can be learned from these legal decisions. Recently, there were several interesting court decisi…

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Law & Legislation Lamentable Leaks
2004 Jun Lamentable Leaks

A Brooklyn condominium board learned a painful lesson recently when a jury awarded $55,000 in punitive damages to a unit owner who lived with a leaking roof for 11 years. The verdict in the case Board of Managers of Sterling Condomi…

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Law & Legislation Mixed-Use Buildings
2004 Jun Mixed-Use Buildings

Many co-op and condo board members know the difficulty of working to resolve arguments between residents. In mixed-use buildings, the problems may be greater. With both commercial and residential unit owners or shareholders in a building, …

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Law & Legislation After Massachusetts Mold Verdict
2004 Jun After Massachusetts Mold Verdict

The entire real estate industry - from owners and developers to contractors and architects - has been focused on the issue of mold contamination during the past year. However, no segment of industry has been more watchful than cooperative …

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Law & Legislation Due Diligence
2004 Jun Due Diligence

House hunters often spend weeks, months, sometimes even years searching for that perfect place to call home. Finally they find it - great space, perfect location, price within the budget. But, before signing on the dotted line, purchasers …

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