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Q: There are several retail tenants in my building, which I plan to convert to a condominium building with both commercial and residential units. I sent notices to the tenants announcing the plan and letting them know that they’ll be expected to contribute their pro rata share of the cost of the conversion. One tenant has balked at covering part of the cost of the updates that will be made. It’s arguing that it’s not responsible for such “capital improvements.” Can I make the tenant pay?