I enjoy reading books like this, but I found that this particular one was a bit lacking in background information.  It seemed to be a little scattered for me.  I like when the building things are explained in more detail, more history around it.  It was a good read, just not the best I have read.

I got through it pretty quickly so that was good.  It had only a couple of pictures in it, not that I expect them when reading on a Kindle, but I had gotten the impression that there were several - not sure why I thought that, something I saw I think.

It was really more of a story of personalities and the difficulties of turning a building into a co-op.  What all goes along with that, a board, deciding what to do with funds, how crazy all that is.