What defines a good cause building in Midtown South?

A good cause building is typically one where the landlord cannot evict tenants without a valid reason, such as not paying rent. These buildings are subject to specific regulations aimed at protecting tenants' rights.

How can I use the reviews on this page?

You can use the reviews to gauge the experiences of other renters in good cause buildings. This feedback may highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each landlord or management company, giving you insights into what to expect.

Can I trust the information provided on this page?

The information is drawn from city records and renter reviews, offering a factual basis for your research. However, keep in mind that past performance does not guarantee future conduct.

What should I specifically look for in the contacts listed here?

Look for patterns in reviews, responsiveness to tenant issues, and any reported legal actions. This can help you assess the reliability and reputation of the landlords or management companies.

Are all buildings listed on this page in the same condition?

The page lists contacts for good cause buildings, but each property's condition can vary widely. It's advisable to conduct your own inspections or inquire directly about the state of a building.

Is it possible to contact the landlords or management companies directly from this page?

The information provided allows you to identify and research landlords or management companies, but direct contact may require additional steps outside of the page.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Midtown South

Openigloo tracks 78 contacts with good cause buildings in Midtown South, drawn from city records and reviews left by renters. This page is useful for renters seeking information specifically about landlords or management companies operating good cause buildings in Midtown South. You can evaluate different contacts based on their histories, reviews, and the specifics of each good cause building, but remember that the data reflects past conduct and is not a guarantee of future interactions.

Showing 1–18 of 78 contacts with good cause buildings in Midtown South.

Avi Schron

4.2(55)

Head Officer8 buildings976 units

11 evictions

6 litigation cases

Behrooz Torkian

4.2(46)

Shareholder13 buildings401 units

5 evictions

4 litigation cases

Hersel Torkian

4.2(46)

Shareholder13 buildings401 units

5 evictions

4 litigation cases

Cammeby'S International

4.1(31)

Corporate Owner3 buildings292 units

3 evictions

2 litigation cases

Empire Management

3.5(29)

Corporate Owner10 buildings197 units

9 evictions

16 litigation cases

Pd Properties LLC

3.5(7)

Corporate Owner9 buildings84 units

2 evictions

13 litigation cases

John Ilibassi

3.6(138)

Shareholder87 buildings2,345 units

42 evictions

52 litigation cases

Marin Management Corp

3.5(111)

Corporate Owner62 buildings1,116 units

14 evictions

22 litigation cases

John Kucharczyk

3.6(80)

Shareholder47 buildings1,326 units

34 evictions

32 litigation cases

Royal Realty Corp

3.8(69)

Corporate Owner29 buildings3,554 units

39 evictions

8 litigation cases

Helm Management INC

3.5(69)

Corporate Owner14 buildings141 units

2 evictions

7 litigation cases

Herald Towers

3.7(57)

Owner1 buildings690 units

18 evictions

3 litigation cases

Neal Gitlitz

3.7(57)

Site Manager1 buildings690 units

18 evictions

3 litigation cases

Joseph Jerome

3.7(57)

Head Officer1 buildings690 units

13 evictions

3 litigation cases

Building Equity Mgmt LLC

3.6(35)

Corporate Owner44 buildings896 units

Peter Fine

Shareholder68 buildings5,723 units

826 evictions

848 litigation cases

Aj Clarke Re Corp

3.7(26)

Corporate Owner23 buildings349 units

6 evictions

19 litigation cases

Skender Marku

4.2(25)

Site Manager2 buildings237 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Midtown South

Research the history of rent increases for buildings listed as good cause.
Check rental reviews to identify common issues experienced by previous tenants.
Compare the responsiveness of management companies to tenant concerns based on reviews.
Look into the specifics of the building regulations tied to good cause properties.
Investigate if the landlord has faced any legal issues regarding tenant rights.

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