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NYC landlord allergen compliance

New York’s ‘Indoor Allergen’ Law: What Landlords Need to Know

New York’s Local Law 55 of 2018, also known as the Indoor Allergen Hazards Law, requires property owners to keep tenant units free of pests and mold. The legislation targets common indoor…

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How Open Violations Can Affect Your NYC Property Insurance

Open violations can cause problems for landlords when renewing the building’s insurance policy, even if they still have time to correct and certify the violation before the agency deadline. As…

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Shows Scaffolding on the Side of a New York Apartment Building Undergoing Repairs

Hiring Contractors? Follow These Risk Management Tips

While some property owners are handy and enjoy upgrading and maintaining their buildings, most people rely on professional contractors. Even minor repairs and improvements, however, can involve some level of…

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NYC tenant composting compliance

NYC Grants Reprieve on Mandatory Composting Fines

Weeks after the New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) started issuing fines for non-compliance with mandatory composting requirements, city officials paused most of the penalties. The composting mandate went…

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dog-related injuries

Dog-Related Injuries Cause $1.12 Billion in Liability Claims

Even landlords who love dogs might want to rethink the pet policy for their buildings.  According to the Insurance Information Institute (III) and State Farm, dog bites and other dog-related injuries cost…

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distinguishing wear and tear vs property damage

Wear and Tear vs. Property Damage: What NYC Landlords Need to Know 

A chief source of friction between landlords and tenants stems from disagreement over what constitutes normal wear and tear versus excessive damage to a rental property. Naturally, these disputes typically…

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Landlord spring maintenance checklist

Spring Maintenance Checklist for Landlords

After a particularly brutal winter, spring is finally arriving here in the Northeast. Warmer temperatures mean that building owners and landlords should inspect their properties for maintenance issues that might…

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