Ask the plan. Get chapter and verse.

textcomb reads NYC condo and co-op offering plans — declaration, by-laws, amendments, floor plans, special risks — and answers with the section and page in hand.

PLATE I — A CITED ANSWER COMBED ✓

Q — A unit owner built planters on their terrace. When the waterproofing fails, who pays?

The planters are the owner’s responsibility: alterations to terrace surfaces, and any damage that follows from them, fall to the installing unit owner DECL. §9.4 · P.87. The board may also require their removal on thirty days’ written notice BY-LAWS ART. 6, §6.11 · P.143.

ANSWER SHOWN IS ILLUSTRATIVE

§1 · HOW IT WORKS

01 — ASK

Type the question the way you’d raise it in the boardroom.

02 — COMB

textcomb reads the whole plan — declaration, by-laws, amendments, special risks.

03 — CITE

The answer arrives with section and page. Chapter and verse.

§2 · WHO IT’S FOR

BOARDS

Know what the plan permits before the vote, not after.

MANAGING AGENTS

Answer owners in minutes, not archive afternoons.

ATTORNEYS

Start from the cited page, not the banker’s box.