NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

How to Handle Late Rent Payments in NYC

Tenant not paying rent in New York? Here's the legal process — from a 14-day rent demand to a housing court nonpayment case — plus late-fee limits and what landlords can't do.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

HPD Violations: How to Avoid & Resolve Them

An HPD violation on your Brooklyn building? Learn what the A, B, and C hazard classes mean, how to certify a correction, and how to avoid violations in the first place.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

Lead Paint Compliance for Brooklyn Landlords

A practical guide to lead paint compliance for Brooklyn landlords: Local Law 1 duties, Local Law 31 XRF testing, safe renovation rules, and HPD enforcement.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

Lead Paint Disclosure Rules for NYC Landlords

NYC landlords face federal and city lead paint rules — disclosure for pre-1978 units, Local Law 1 duties, and Local Law 31 XRF testing. Here's what you must do.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

The NYC Eviction Process: Step-by-Step

A plain-English, step-by-step guide to the NYC eviction process for landlords — predicate notices, housing court, warrants, marshals, and how long it really takes.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law: The Complete Guide

A plain-English guide to NYC landlord-tenant law — rent stabilization, HPD registration, security deposits, heat rules, Fair Housing, and eviction, with the agencies that enforce each.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

How Much Can You Raise Rent in NYC?

How much can a landlord raise rent in NYC? The answer depends on whether your unit is rent-stabilized or free-market. Here are the rules, limits, and notice requirements.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

NYC Rent Stabilization: A Guide for Landlords

How rent stabilization works in NYC — how to tell if a unit is stabilized, legal rent increases, DHCR registration, IAIs, MCIs, and owner obligations.

NYC Landlord-Tenant Law

NYC Security Deposit Rules: What Landlords Must Know

New York caps security deposits at one month's rent and requires a 14-day return with itemized deductions. Here's how NYC landlords stay compliant and avoid penalties.

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