March 3, 2023 HOA Fees Explained in Residential Communities Are you thinking to purchase a property and confused about an HOA and its fees? Read below to find out more....
March 1, 2023 Public housing funding in NYC remains critical as aging buildings require repairs and rent collection declines. Public Housing Funding and NYCHA Repairs Years have passed since public...
February 24, 2023 HOA parking rules help communities manage vehicles, reduce disputes, and maintain neighborhood order through clear parking policies.. Understanding what regulations the HOA can and cannot enforce is...
February 16, 2023 Co Op Board Responsibilities in Monthly Meetings Co op board responsibilities include monthly meetings, policy decisions, financial oversight, and long-term planning for shareholders and building operations. Meetings...
February 10, 2023 HOA Meeting Attendance Matters HOA meeting attendance remains a challenge for many communities because homeowners often feel disconnected from association decisions. A large majority of homeowners simply...
February 9, 2023 The numerous daily chores necessary to run and maintain your community are overseen by your board of directors, but they are not the only ones who must...
Rent stabilization law NYC remains a critical part of the city’s housing system after a federal appeals court upheld the 2019 tenant protection changes. This court decision confirms that these...
Beginning an Alteration Agreement NYC Process Alteration agreement NYC rules help protect co-op and condo owners in New York City when renovation projects affect neighboring units, building systems, or shared...
February 6, 2023 Landlord Tax Deductions If you don’t know the rules, it’s difficult to win any game. It’s no different as a landlord. It can frequently feel like...
