Although you didn’t likely anticipate being in such a role when you initially decided to become a landlord, you’re likely to learn a lot more about your tenants and the different struggles they face in your role than you ever expected. One question that you might find yourself needing to know is what happens after a […]

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Every tenant is a source of risk for a landlord. They can cause damage to the unit, use utilities that the landlord pays for and get into conflicts with other tenants. You probably take care to screen potential tenants for problematic behaviors. A history of evictions or a major criminal background will likely give you […]

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As a New York landlord, you likely have many prospective buyers who’d like to purchase your rental property from you. While a good offer may entice you, you may think that accepting such an offer is out of the question if you have tenants in your unit signed to a long-term contract. Fortunately, you have […]

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