Planning for capital expenses can be a touchy subject for co-op and condo boards. Many balk at the cost of hiring an engineer to thoroughly assess the physical condition of the building and its systems. Some prefer to rely on the building super for such assessments. Others, in a more head-in-the-sand approach, avoid planning altogether and wait until they’re forced to make repairs. Read the article…………….
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