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Category: Q&A

Q&A Q&A: Water Leak Woes
2015 May Q&A: Water Leak Woes

Water Leak Woes Q I purchased a two-bedroom co-op in northern New Jersey almost two years ago. Before I moved in I had new flooring installed for thousands of dollars. Two weeks ago my cleaning person told me there was black water o…

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Q&A Q&A: Must Board Members Reside in New Jersey?
2015 April Q&A: Must Board Members Reside in New Jersey?

Q My question is this: can a cooperative board of directors require board members to be residents of the state of New Jersey? —Garden State State A “Co-ops are often governed by the same rules and procedures that apply to corpor…

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Q&A Q&A: Who’s At Fault for Damaged Walkway?
2015 March Q&A: Who’s At Fault for Damaged Walkway?

After last winter, a concrete walkway in our condo property was completely ruined. Several unit owners contend that the property manager used rock salt instead of the usual calcium chloride. If we can establish that rock salt was indeed use…

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Q&A Q&A: Dog Day Afternoon (and Night)
2015 March Q&A: Dog Day Afternoon (and Night)

Q I live in a small (no pets) condominium in New Jersey. Recently one of the owners acquired an emotional support dog. Unfortunately, I live directly beneath the unit, and I hear barking and jumping almost constantly. The managing agent s…

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Q&A Q&A: Setting Aside Accessible Parking in a Condo
2015 February Q&A: Setting Aside Accessible Parking in a Condo

Who owns the handicapped parking spaces set aside in the parking facility of a newly constructed condominium? —Keeping it Accessible “Sponsors of newly constructed condominiums are responsible for creating the condominium as a lega…

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Q&A Q&A: Dealing with a Damaged Walkway
2015 February Q&A: Dealing with a Damaged Walkway

Q During this winter, a concrete walkway in our condo property was completely ruined. Several unit owners contend that the property manager used rock salt instead of the usual calcium chloride. If we can establish that rock salt was indee…

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Q&A Q&A: Is a Contractor’s License Always Required?
2015 January Q&A: Is a Contractor’s License Always Required?

I serve on the board of a condominium in New Jersey that is currently undergoing renovations. There are 336 units in the development and I’d like to know if contractors need to be registered with the state if they are doing any residential…

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Q&A Q&A: Management Company Ineffective
2015 January Q&A: Management Company Ineffective

Q I live in a condo in North Bergen. I have brought several issues up to the management and board's attention for the past three years, and spent two years on the board before removing myself due to the frustration of dealing with our par…

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Q&A Q&A: Management Referral Goes Bad
2014 December Q&A: Management Referral Goes Bad

Q I was referred to an unlicensed contractor by the management company employed by my association. This contractor allegedly was injured while completing work on my complex, and is now attempting to file a suit against me. Am I liable or …

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Q&A Q&A: Rules for Renters
2014 November Q&A: Rules for Renters

My condo board rarely enforces rules, especially in regard to specific unit owners. Some are now renting, and I would like my family to join their ranks. It is quite bizarre, because the board is ostensibly adamant against renting, yet they…

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