What defines a good cause building in West Farms?

Good cause buildings are typically regulated rental properties that offer tenants certain protections from eviction and rent increases, often based on local housing laws.

How can I verify the reviews listed on this page?

You can cross-reference the reviews here with other platforms or forums where NYC renters discuss their experiences with landlords and management companies.

Are there specific issues commonly reported in good cause buildings?

Reviews may often highlight issues such as maintenance delays, lease violations, and overall living conditions, which are important to consider.

What is the significance of 'most reviewed' on this page?

'Most reviewed' signifies that the contacts listed have garnered a significant number of renter reviews, providing a broad perspective on their management practices.

Can I leave my own review for a contact listed here?

This page reflects existing renter reviews, and typically, platforms like Openigloo allow renters to share their own experiences to contribute to the database.

Are there any notable trends in tenant feedback for West Farms?

While the feedback may vary, trends might include issues with communication from management, maintenance responsiveness, or conditions of the buildings.

What should I keep in mind when reviewing these contacts?

It's important to consider the context of the reviews, including the date they were posted and the specific circumstances surrounding each tenant's experience.

Most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in West Farms

Openigloo holds a record for 100 contacts, built from renter reviews and public documents. This resource is particularly useful for renters who want to evaluate landlords and property management companies tied to good cause buildings in West Farms. When using this information, consider comparing reviews about tenant experiences, responsiveness, and overall property management practices, keeping in mind that the data reflects past interactions and may not guarantee future outcomes.

Showing 1–18 of 100 most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in West Farms.

Lemle & Wolff INC

2.5(24)

Corporate Owner159 buildings4,293 units

374 evictions

756 litigation cases

Antonio Rodriguez

1.5(3)

Site Manager10 buildings308 units

26 evictions

99 litigation cases

Ahc Housing Development Corp.

3.1(1)

Corporate Owner17 buildings367 units

14 evictions

56 litigation cases

Dolphin Property Services, LLC

2.4(19)

Corporate Owner83 buildings4,016 units

Rick Gropper

Head Officer25 buildings1,285 units

187 evictions

242 litigation cases

West Farms Preservation LLC

2.3(3)

Corporate Owner11 buildings342 units

67 evictions

88 litigation cases

Adam Weinstein

3.4(19)

Head Officer34 buildings3,512 units

216 evictions

152 litigation cases

Asden Management LLC

2.3(17)

Corporate Owner15 buildings1,240 units

244 evictions

378 litigation cases

Bps 5 LLC

1.0(1)

Corporate Owner5 buildings206 units

57 evictions

59 litigation cases

Eli Bleeman

2.4(10)

Head Officer12 buildings954 units

196 evictions

296 litigation cases

Concord Management Of Ny LLC

2.6(51)

Corporate Owner295 buildings5,788 units

650 evictions

1,358 litigation cases

Wavecrest Mgmt Group

2.9(68)

Corporate Owner337 buildings12,898 units

1,072 evictions

1,228 litigation cases

Sam Klein

2.5(55)

Worst landlord

Head Officer59 buildings1,539 units

246 evictions

479 litigation cases

Phipps Houses Services, INC

3.0(37)

Corporate Owner69 buildings4,786 units

Jorge Ruiz

Site Manager34 buildings1,014 units

152 evictions

621 litigation cases

Mark Neiman

2.3(4)

Head Officer7 buildings323 units

Sol Zalman

Head Officer5 buildings193 units

27 evictions

85 litigation cases

Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation

2.2(3)

Corporate Owner25 buildings897 units

56 evictions

131 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in West Farms

Focus on the nature of tenant complaints in reviews.
Look for patterns in how landlords respond to issues raised by renters.
Review the conditions of good cause buildings as reported by current and past tenants.
Check for consistent themes in property management communications.
Investigate any legal issues or disputes involving the landlord or management company.

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