COMPLIMENTARY SEMINAR • THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 2010

 

Accounting and financial strategies Construction issues • Governance issues Operational policies and procedures
Financing for completion of sponsor work Purchasing of super’s units • End loans

These issues and more will be covered from a Legal, Accounting, Banking and Property Management perspective by our panel of experts:

• Robert J. Braverman, Esq. Managing Partner, Braverman & Associates, P.C.

• Kenneth Cohen, Senior VP, Commercial Real Estate Division, Sterling National Bank

• David Kuperberg, CPM®, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Cooper Square Realty

• Carole Newman, CPA, Newman, Newman & Kaufman, LLP, CPAs

Moderator: Distinguished journalist John Seigenthaler, former anchor of NBC Nightly News

Featuring a lively mix of roundtable commentary, case studies and solutions, and questions and answers

Thursday, April 8, 2010
8:00am - 9:30am
Grand Hyatt New York

There is no cost to attend. Registration is required. Breakfast will be served.

To reserve a seat, please contact Renu Dalessandro at Renu.Dalessandro@SterlingNationalBank.com
or call (212) 575-3404.

 

Board members of “young buildings” will amass essential tools to: Create a well-functioning community Ensure their association’s financial well being Maintain property values in a challenging economy Address issues with their property’s physical structure

Have you been elected to the Board of your newly-constructed or renovated building?

Do you find yourself encountering construction-related problems, broken promises by the developer, board control issues, as well as budgetary and other financial issues?

Concerned about the reputation of your building and how it is viewed by real estate professionals and potential buyers?

Do you know how to handle a crisis or lawsuit that threatens to damage your building’s image?

If you have answered YES to any of these questions, we urge you to attend.

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