Officers in Manhattan
9,644 officers in Manhattan appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. These records are useful for you if you are considering renting in Manhattan and want to know more about the officers managing these properties. It is important to compare their histories, tenant feedback, and any patterns in complaints or praises as this information may inform your rental decision.
Showing 127–144 of 9,644 officers in Manhattan.
Mario Fenko
3.6(36)
Officer1 buildings1,175 units
88 evictions
17 litigation cases
Anthony Pistilli
3.0(35)
Shareholder38 buildings1,642 units
70 evictions
232 litigation cases
Joseph Franco
4.1(35)
Shareholder22 buildings327 units
4 evictions
15 litigation cases
Alan Sackman
4.0(35)
Head Officer22 buildings289 units
6 evictions
1 litigation case
Jonathan Bakhash
2.9(35)
Shareholder18 buildings294 units
9 evictions
41 litigation cases
Robert Perl
4.0(35)
Head Officer15 buildings214 units
3 evictions
1 litigation case
Dora Shore
3.7(35)
Head Officer14 buildings198 units
8 evictions
5 litigation cases
Aaron Daniels
3.2(35)
Officer9 buildings122 units
6 evictions
27 litigation cases
Isaac Jacobs
3.6(35)
Shareholder5 buildings149 units
14 evictions
16 litigation cases
Lori Buchbinder
4.2(34)
Shareholder42 buildings395 units
4 evictions
4 litigation cases
David Malek
2.7(34)
Shareholder36 buildings1,084 units
130 evictions
146 litigation cases
Allison Anderson
3.3(34)
Officer14 buildings808 units
22 evictions
30 litigation cases
Naum Lokshin
3.8(34)
Officer13 buildings151 units
1 eviction
2 litigation cases
Vincent Ventura
3.2(34)
Site Manager12 buildings193 units
6 evictions
16 litigation cases
Alexander Berley
4.0(34)
Officer2 buildings252 units
1 eviction
No litigation history
Richard Melendez
4.3(34)
·Top rated
Officer1 buildings256 units
2 evictions
2 litigation cases
Peter Fine
2.9(33)
·Worst landlord
Shareholder68 buildings5,723 units
835 evictions
864 litigation cases
Meir Bouskila
3.3(33)
Shareholder47 buildings2,195 units
49 evictions
133 litigation cases
What to check before renting from officers in Manhattan
- Review the records to understand the officers' management styles.
- Look for any patterns of complaints or issues reported by tenants.
- Consider the tenure of the officers as an indicator of stability.
- Check for any disciplinary actions or legal issues related to officers.
- Compare feedback across different buildings to gauge consistency.
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