Officers in Co-op City
Openigloo holds a record for 84 officers in Co-op City, built from renter reviews and public documents. This resource is beneficial for renters seeking to understand the reputation and reliability of officers managing properties in Co-op City. You can evaluate their performance based on existing reviews and public data, keeping in mind that these elements do not guarantee any future interactions or outcomes with these officers.
Showing 73–84 of 84 officers in Co-op City.
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
4 evictions
1 litigation case
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings384 units
17 evictions
5 litigation cases
Rachel Briant
Officer1 buildings79 units
1 eviction
1 litigation case
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
3 evictions
1 litigation case
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings175 units
4 evictions
1 litigation case
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
5 evictions
No litigation history
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings175 units
4 evictions
2 litigation cases
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
11 evictions
6 litigation cases
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
7 evictions
4 litigation cases
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
1 eviction
No litigation history
Sonia Feliciano
Officer1 buildings2 units
No evictions
1 litigation case
Rod Saunders
Officer1 buildings
6 evictions
No litigation history
What to check before renting from officers in Co-op City
- Look for patterns in reviews to identify concerns or positive experiences.
- Research each officer's management history before engaging with them.
- Compare how different officers handle tenant issues and building maintenance.
- Cross-reference reviews with public records for a comprehensive view.
- Assess the transparency of each officer regarding property policies.
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