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Our co-op is facing expensive repairs because of damage from tree roots. Are the shareholders responsible for the cost?
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I have power of attorney for my friend, but her landlord keeps refusing my checks. Can they do that?
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When something goes wrong in a co-op, what repairs are covered by the building?
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A restaurant is blowing smoke from its kitchen into my window—is this legal?
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If I had to move out of my co-op due to leaks, will management cover my hotel bills?
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Can my landlord really raise my rent 50 percent because the building's J-51 tax abatement expired?
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Why do some buildings have such high monthly maintenance fees—and should it affect my decision to buy?
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