What does 'low litigation rates' mean in this context?

Low litigation rates refer to the frequency of legal disputes involving a property contact. This can offer insights into the likelihood of issues arising during a tenancy.

How can I use this information when researching a landlord?

You can use the litigation rates to gauge the stability and reliability of a landlord or property manager. A lower rate may suggest better management practices and tenant satisfaction.

Is there a specific threshold that defines low litigation rates?

The term low litigation rates generally indicates a contact with a history of fewer legal disputes than average, but the specific criteria can vary depending on the data set.

What other factors should I consider in addition to litigation rates?

In addition to litigation rates, you should review tenant reviews, property conditions, and communication with management to get a comprehensive understanding of the rental experience.

Are the low litigation rates a guarantee of a good renting experience?

No, low litigation rates do not guarantee a positive renting experience. They merely indicate past legal disputes and should be considered along with other factors.

Can I find more detailed information about individual contacts?

Yes, each contact listed provides a portfolio and historical context that may include tenant feedback, management practices, and property specifics.

Does Openigloo update the records for litigation rates regularly?

Yes, Openigloo aims to maintain current records, so you can access the most recent data on litigation rates for the contacts listed.

Contacts with low litigation rates in NYC

220,896 contacts with low litigation rates in NYC appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This information is particularly useful for renters who want to understand potential legal concerns before committing to a lease. You can compare the litigation rates of each contact, which may help indicate their overall reliability and tenant experience; however, remember that this data does not guarantee future behavior or quality of service.

Showing 2,017–2,034 of 220,896 contacts with low litigation rates in NYC.

Harlem Property Management

3.5(14)

Corporate Owner68 buildings1,523 units

31 evictions

104 litigation cases

Parkchester North Condominium

2.9(14)

Corporate Owner54 buildings1,467 units

244 evictions

132 litigation cases

Michael Torres

2.9(14)

Officer54 buildings1,467 units

241 evictions

132 litigation cases

Farhat Realty Management LLC

3.7(14)

Corporate Owner37 buildings578 units

7 evictions

23 litigation cases

Ronald Swartz

2.8(14)

Head Officer28 buildings1,429 units

65 evictions

93 litigation cases

Scott Metzner

3.4(14)

Head Officer28 buildings350 units

13 evictions

11 litigation cases

German Caceres

2.8(14)

Site Manager27 buildings1,417 units

65 evictions

93 litigation cases

Tkr Property Services

4.2(14)

Corporate Owner25 buildings1,262 units

5 evictions

10 litigation cases

Rubin Pikus

3.1(14)

Head Officer24 buildings1,155 units

54 evictions

56 litigation cases

Glen Dawson

4.1(14)

Officer20 buildings887 units

3 evictions

14 litigation cases

Tristar Equities

4.0(14)

Corporate Owner19 buildings213 units

7 evictions

7 litigation cases

Eric Orlofsky

4.1(14)

Head Officer18 buildings120 units

6 evictions

16 litigation cases

Robert Eberhart Real Estate LLC

4.0(14)

Corporate Owner17 buildings293 units

3 evictions

12 litigation cases

Bernard Jacobowitz

4.1(14)

Shareholder17 buildings267 units

2 evictions

No litigation history

Joshua Salon

2.7(14)

Site Manager14 buildings181 units

3 evictions

7 litigation cases

Michael Rosen

3.6(14)

Head Officer14 buildings233 units

1 eviction

5 litigation cases

Michael Shaoul

3.6(14)

Head Officer14 buildings233 units

David Beek

Shareholder13 buildings135 units

2 evictions

4 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with low litigation rates in NYC

Lower litigation rates may suggest fewer disputes with tenants.
Check open-data histories for patterns in landlord behavior.
Review the portfolio of each contact to assess property types and management style.
Look for any recurring issues or complaints in the shared data.

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