Q: We recently bought a condo unit on the top floor of a three-story building. The association provides cable TV to each unit, but we prefer satellite TV service. The association does not allow ...
I couldn't decide if this is an A/V topic or a lounge one, but I think the lounge is more appropriate.<BR><BR>I have been looking at getting a directv/dish network satellite dish for a while now. I ...
Q: My question concerns the placement of satellite dishes within our condominium community, where I serve on the buildings committee. What are the regulations? Do they have to be on stands? Can we ...
If you are considering installing a satellite dish, be sure to check your Mutual’s Alteration Standards and secure the necessary Alteration Permit prior to ...
Answers are provided by lawyers Steven R. Kellman, director of the Tenants Legal Center, and Ted Smith, principal in a firm representing landlords.. Q: I just moved into an apartment. After being told ...
— -- JetBlue and Virgin America offer the TV service for free. Frontier charges $6 to all but premium-fare ticket holders and some members of its frequent-flier club. Continental is charging $6 ...
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