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New York Landlord Law: A Practical Survival Guide

Written by: Ngozi E. Bolin Esq.
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 One small compliance error can erase months of work and thousands of dollars in unpaid rent.New York landlord law does not reward good intentions. Courts expect owners to know which rules apply, follow every required step, and prove that they did so. A notice served one day early, an outdated form, a missing registration, or an unlawful charge can turn a strong case into a dismissal, delay, refund, or penalty.New York Landlord Law: A Practical Survival Guide helps residential property owners build operations that can withstand scrutiny. Attorney Ngozi E. Bolin explains where landlords most often lose and how to reduce those risks before a dispute reaches housing court.Inside, you will learn how to:Determine whether state, city, or local law controls a propertyIdentify rent stabilization and Good Cause Eviction issuesPrevent notice, timing, service, and registration failuresHandle deposits, fees, repairs, entry, renewals, and payment plansCreate records that support a defensible housing court caseUse compliance calendars, templates, checklists, and decision treesDecide when to litigate, when to settle, and when to walk awayWhether you own one rental unit or manage a portfolio, this guide will help you replace assumption with verification and turn compliance into a repeatable business system.For informational and educational purposes only. Not legal advice.©2026 Ngozi E. Bolin Esq. (P)2026 Ngozi E. Bolin Esq. Law Real Estate
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