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Renew Deal

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1. I am not an expert on this, but I might know someone that is.

Reply to Polybius (Original post)

Mon Dec 28, 2020, 03:35 PM

Dec 2020

What I know is it’s very hard to evict people, even if they are troublemakers. The landlord probably needs to speak with a real estate attorney. There might be something in the lease agreement that can trigger an eviction. I don’t know what the less legal ruthless options are.

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Are there any exceptions for getting a tenant thrown out in NYC? [View all] Polybius Dec 2020 OP

I am not an expert on this, but I might know someone that is. Renew Deal Dec 2020 #1

The ruthless options aren't gonna happen Polybius Dec 2020 #7

Is there a "maintaining a drug house" law there? happybird Dec 2020 #2

I'm not really sure about drug house laws in NYC Polybius Dec 2020 #6

Landlord should talk to a lawyer. Very hard to evict in nyc. unblock Dec 2020 #3

Rent was only getting paid by my friend and the good roommate Polybius Dec 2020 #5

in terms of eviction, it's certainly helpful for the landlord that he's been underpaid rent unblock Dec 2020 #8

They are a boarder/roommate, not a tenant obamanut2012 Dec 2020 #4

... greenjar_01 Dec 2020 #9

Eviction for cause L.Pharmstrong Dec 2020 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Midnight Writer Dec 2020 #11