Contacts with good cause buildings in Westchester Village
Openigloo lists 59 contacts, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This information is particularly beneficial for renters looking to understand their rights in good cause buildings and assessing potential landlords or property managers. You should consider the reviews and history provided by other tenants, paying close attention to how the landlord or property manager has handled maintenance issues or tenant disputes, as this may indicate how they operate in the future.
Showing 55–59 of 59 contacts with good cause buildings in Westchester Village.
Robert Matatov
Shareholder1 buildings4 units
10 evictions
2 litigation cases
Jeffrey Friedman
Head Officer1 buildings15 units
No evictions
8 litigation cases
Vicente Cervantes
Site Manager1 buildings15 units
No evictions
8 litigation cases
Edwin Robles
Site Manager1 buildings63 units
8 evictions
3 litigation cases
Jose Vivar
Site Manager1 buildings25 units
4 evictions
6 litigation cases
What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Westchester Village
- Check tenant reviews to understand common issues with the landlord.
- Verify if the landlord has a history of responding promptly to maintenance requests.
- Research the specific rights and protections offered by good cause laws in your area.
- Look for patterns in feedback regarding tenant relations over time.
- Assess the stability of rents and lease agreements in reported buildings.
Contacts with good cause buildings near Westchester Village
Contacts with good cause buildings in NYC by borough
Landlords and management companies operate across different parts of the city. Browse by borough to see who runs the buildings where you are looking, along with their reviews and open-data records.