Shareholders with most buildings in Lower East Side
100 shareholders with most buildings in Lower East Side are cross-checked against the city's public records, with renter reviews where they exist. The information here is useful for renters researching the shareholders responsible for the buildings in the Lower East Side, as these shareholders may influence your rental experience. You should compare the number of buildings managed by each shareholder, read renter reviews to gauge satisfaction, and be aware that while public records provide factual data, they do not cover every aspect of a landlord's practices or their tenants' experiences.
Showing 19–36 of 100 shareholders with most buildings in Lower East Side.
A Sanieoff
Edmond Li
Paul Stallings
Dean Galasso
Paul Galasso
Jennifer Li
Aaron Fouladian
Simon Fouladian
Eyal Noy
Sue Tam
William Tam
Ka Wo Szeto
Wing Chau Yeung
Zeng Qiang Guo
Mark Harounian
Steven Oved
Martin Hollander
Andrew Marin
What to check before renting from shareholders with most buildings in Lower East Side
- Check if the shareholder has previous complaints recorded against their buildings.
- Look at the number of buildings each shareholder manages to understand their operational scale.
- Read renter reviews for insights into tenant conditions and experiences with the shareholder.
- Investigate the ages of the buildings managed by each shareholder for maintenance concerns.
- Compare shareholder responses to public records for thoroughness in your research.