For co-op and condo boards
What the board needs, before the meeting.
Stoop keeps the building’s duties, open items and proof in one record, so the board can ask what’s due and what’s open before any meeting. A plain-words board packet before each meeting is coming soon.
What the board gets
Fewer surprises at the table.
A board packet before every meeting Coming soon
What’s due, what’s open and what changed since the last meeting, in plain words.
Licensed pros, the board’s choice
Stoop points the board to qualified, licensed pros and records who the board chose. Bids side by side on one scope are coming soon.
Every clock in one place
Hearings, filings and inspections, each with its date and the next step.
The Statement of Record Coming soon
What was open, what closed and the proof for each, for the board, shareholders or a buyer.
Ask the building
Ask a question in plain words, any time, and get the answer from the record.
Proof that stays
Reports, photos and filings stay on the building’s record when the board changes.
Guides
The big ones, in plain words.
Free guides, each checked against the City’s own pages.
Questions
What boards ask first.
Who files with the City?
You do, or a licensed pro you hire. Stoop drafts the paperwork and keeps the proof.
What does it cost for one building?
From $9 to $99 a building a month at founding prices (Pro is usually $199), billed yearly. The lookup is free.
Is this legal advice?
No. Stoop summarizes public records and City rules in plain words. For a legal question, talk to the building’s attorney.
Find out before the fine.
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