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Cultivating Community During COVID
Using Technology to Keep Boards & Residents Connected https://t.co/rRkfCIBrc9

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Q&A: Neighbor’s Secondhand Smoke https://t.co/3X9BQHwKxD

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Supporting Essential Building Workers
How to Show Your Staff You Care https://t.co/9Nbh809noD

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Community Meetings in the Time of COVID
Distancing Without Getting Detached https://t.co/i0nE8mhdQY

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Living by the Rules
Making—and Enforcing—House Rules https://t.co/4JSTpPHyMi

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We hear about them all the time. Those nosey, controlling, downright hostile neighbors who can make your life miserable. Having one down the hall or next door is bad enough—imagine what happens when they end up on your co-op or condo board. https://t.co/b4GYEbOWCE

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Aging shareholders often contend with two serious problems: declining health and limited finances. Regardless of their health, it’s not uncommon for older adults to have outlived their resources, and be forced to make do without assistance. Learn more now! https://t.co/650QJCTSHm

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In Summer, the last thing most people have on their mind is a snowstorm, & how it may affect their building. Be as that may, summer is actually the time to turn to your building’s winter needs. It’s the best time to inspect, upgrade, and replace equipment! https://t.co/pPXSktCr0o

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A recent analysis by https://t.co/8ejujvbCK9 shows that in an increasingly competitive housing market, condos, co-ops, and attached townhouses offer an affordable alternative to comparable single-family homes, especially in high-density, high-cost markets https://t.co/jLhuoWMiEs

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I live in a condo where there are quiet hours after 9 p.m., and all disturbing noise no matter the time can result in a fine. Two months after I moved in, the downstairs neighbor moved in. It’s been a nightmare ever since. What can be done? https://t.co/gfKHhJPLho

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Brokers have a standard modus operandi when selling apartments: Depersonalize the property, stage it, and disappear. Brokers’ advice to depersonalize and ‘generify’ any home for sale is tried and true - staged properties sell faster, and for higher sums. ⁠https://t.co/igxniL5cCD

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Running a community requires boards and managers to work with people from all walks of life. That includes residents living with behavioral or mental health issues— thanks to the pandemic and upheaval that came with it, more people than ever can relate⁠ https://t.co/43L2KfyU4F

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An owner had his patio removed and hired a contractor to pour a new, larger patio, which meant using common element property. This could be done only with permission of the board and an official 99-year lease filed with the county. Neither has been done...
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A residential building or complex can always stand to be improved, whether with an aesthetic update, design overhaul, or an upgrade of its machinery or systems—but even the most discretionary improvements can open a Pandora’s box of regulatory requirements https://t.co/wOQXOsUXvC

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It’s that time of year again. Property managers and co-op and condo boards are addressing their task lists for the change of seasons. According to the pros, winter’s short, dark days are the perfect time to get a jump on spring planning.
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First-time buyers in condo, co-ops, and other residential communities are often surprised and confused by the way in which their new building or HOA operates. Whether they are coming from a rental or single-family home, condo/co-op living, differs greatly. https://t.co/Zp2MfhHkWi

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Outlets are reporting on the national trend of surging carrying charges for condos, co-ops, and HOAs. The monthly fees paid by owners of units in multifamily communities and buildings for the upkeep of common costs have risen significantly this year. https://t.co/gT6YTMDFoC

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These days, so much of what we do and own is defined - often redefined - by technology, including our assets. Cryptocurrency is a prime example and is becoming increasingly popular as an asset for purchasing apartments. Read the article to learn more! https://t.co/vM6yUqUIBf

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Depending who you ask in the world of finance, cryptocurrency is either the future, or a passing fad. While it cannot be used directly to purchase real estate it is quickly becoming an instrument in the purchase process. read the article to learn more! https://t.co/m2WD3u4DzZ

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The results of a recent study conducted by HomeAdvisor reveal that Americans relate to and interact with their neighbors very differently today than in decades past. Based on responses, the study found that neighborliness varies widely from city to city. https://t.co/tosN1NKT2B