No lease or contract. Landlord asked me to move out of the illegal dwelling unit. How long can I stay?
Dear Brooklyn Tenant: As pointed out by Mr. Bianchi, you must determine on your own whether the landlord rented an illegal dwelling to you. If...
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Dear Brooklyn Tenant: As pointed out by Mr. Bianchi, you must determine on your own whether the landlord rented an illegal dwelling to you. If...
Dear Far Rockaway Tenant: The lease provision quoted is normal for most residential leases in New York and recapitulates the general obligation...
Dear Brooklyn Owner: No law prevents a lawsuit. The more important matter is will the purchaser rely upon an attorney to figure out the real...
Dear Staten Island Tenant: Without a "written" lease, the tenant is likely the person who paid the monthly rent. The occupants should be...
Dear Port Washington Tenant: Why mix up your rent obligation to the landlord with the cost to you for the repair made to your vehicle? If you...
Dear New Paltz Tenant: If the tenants facing the danger of a hoarding neighbor do not have leases (month to month tenants) they may choose to...
Dear Brooklyn Tenant: Any tenant living in the building fifty years should be rent regulated. Contact the local DHCR office to report the...
Dear Brooklyn Landlord: You should arrange to meet with a lawyer or more (to get a feel for a rapport) since you and your father are dealing...
Dear New York Tenant: There is no website where attorneys cluster to advertise willingness to take on a tenant matter for a fifty per cent...
Dear Tenant: The landlord is allowed to withhold a return of the security deposit during the period of your tenancy. Since you have time to...