Anyone know landlord/tenant laws in NYC?
But it’s possible that this was just a clerical error or an unscrupulous landlord hoping you weren’t very observant or assertive. Call and ask for a 1-year renewal, and make sure you get that on paper: get a new copy of the renewal contract with a 1-year term clearly indicated.
If they won’t do it, then you’re stuck with either accepting the 2-year term or moving.
I’m thinking that this is probably the case. We’re rent stabilized, so according to the NY State tenant’s rights guide…
Rent stabilized tenants have a right to a one or two year renewal
lease, which must be on the same terms and conditions as the prior lease.
I think this bodes well for us… hopefully I won’t have to get too nasty tomorrow when I call up and request a one-year renewal. Man, landlords are jerks.
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christie-davis reblogged this from cbeth
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kylewritescode reblogged this from cbeth and added:
Go see these people post haste.
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imstuckinabag reblogged this from mdfsmash and added:
My real estate friend in NY says: Tell her to mark the one year lease option and return it or just call the managing...
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iambal reblogged this from inothernews and added:
a call to Legal Aide can also get you some very basic answers- for free!
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inothernews reblogged this from marco
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cbeth reblogged this from marco and added:
I’m thinking that...case. We’re rent stabilized, so according to
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marco reblogged this from cbeth and added:
Disclaimer: IANAL and...don’t know anything about New York tenant laws. If it’s not a...
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mdfsmash reblogged this from cbeth and added:
reblogging, passing along. hope you get your answer.
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