It’s a New Year with New Beginnings and all-new New Year’s Resolutions. Here are some fun facts:
The #1 New Year’s Resolution is to lose weight
The #5 New Year’s Resolution is to stay fit and healthy
Read MoreIt’s a New Year with New Beginnings and all-new New Year’s Resolutions. Here are some fun facts:
The #1 New Year’s Resolution is to lose weight
The #5 New Year’s Resolution is to stay fit and healthy
Read MoreIt’s the holiday season, which is also high season for packages. Online shopping continues to become more and more common, and with the attendant shipping there will only be more and more deliveries. Packages are now being delivered seven days a week, at all times of day!
Read MoreAs we “fall back” and adjust our clocks, many of us have heard that we should also change the batteries in our smoke detectors. In addition to doing that, here are some things that ensure a safer and more efficient (cheaper to run!) home:
Read MoreSpace is limited and real estate prices are soaring. Are your Co-op and Condo basement spaces utilized in the most efficient way? Here are 5 Tips on how to increase income for the building while adding amenities, all which in effect increase property values.
Read MoreInterview with Green is Good Radio's founder John Shegerian: Operating Buildings More Efficiently with The FolSon Group's Tina Larsson
Tina talks about how apartment buildings, including Co-ops and Condos, need to cut waste in order to keep monthly's in shack. Eliminating waste, thereby running buildings more efficiently, are often results of #greening the building.
Read MoreNew York, NY, June 26, 2015 (Newswire) -The FolSon Group, a leading financial consulting firm to residential building management teams, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Spire Group, Inc. Spire is an industry-leading full-service NYC real estate brokerage and consulting firm.
Read MoreCut your co-op monthlies: 5 ways to 'tackle' building costs
by Leigh Kamping-Carder of BrickUnderground.com
Conventional wisdom says that almost all of a co-op building’s expenses—about 90 percent by one estimate—are fixed, leaving shareholders little say on how their monthly maintenance fees are spent, and little room to save.
But that’s not necessarily true, says Tina Larsson, co-founder of the FolSon Group, a consulting firm that helps co-op and condo boards lower their expenses. A former Wall Street
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