What does it mean if a landlord has a high rating?

A high rating generally indicates that renters have had positive experiences with that landlord in areas like communication and maintenance. However, it's important to read individual reviews for specific insights.

How can I find out about evictions in South Harlem?

Eviction records are publicly available and can be checked through city data. This page provides information on eviction histories for landlords operating in South Harlem.

Are there any specific legal issues that I should be concerned about when renting?

Legal issues may include ongoing lawsuits or prior litigation involving a landlord. This page includes such data to help you assess any red flags.

Can I trust the renter ratings provided here?

While the renter ratings are based on actual tenant experiences, it's advisable to read multiple reviews to gain a comprehensive understanding of a landlord or property manager's performance.

What should I do first if I find a landlord with a poor rating?

If you encounter a landlord with a poor rating, consider researching further by reading reviews, checking eviction records, and possibly looking for alternative landlords or property management companies.

How do I know if a landlord's litigation history is significant?

Significance can depend on the nature and frequency of the litigation. A few minor disputes may not be concerning, but repeated serious issues indicate potential problems.

What should I compare when looking at these landlords?

When comparing landlords, consider renter ratings, eviction records, responsiveness to complaints, and overall tenant feedback on maintenance and communication.

Contacts in South Harlem

Browse 3,912 contacts in South Harlem, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This page is useful for renters considering leases in South Harlem who want to gather insights about landlords and property managers. You can compare ratings, eviction records, and legal issues to inform your decision, but remember that these data points represent past behavior and do not guarantee future performance.

Showing 379–396 of 3,912 contacts in South Harlem.

Fred Mitchell

1.8(1)

Officer2 buildings247 units

7 evictions

30 litigation cases

Pm & J Apartments Corp.

3.9(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings13 units

No evictions

No litigation history

Wyatt Tee Walker Senior Housing

1.0(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings80 units

No evictions

2 litigation cases

Janus Partners

3.3(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings35 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

The Delany Loft Condominium

3.5(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings36 units

No evictions

No litigation history

One Morningside Park Condo

4.8(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings69 units

No evictions

No litigation history

Adc Ennis Francis Owner Lp

1.8(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings247 units

7 evictions

30 litigation cases

Ken Haron

3.6(1)

Officer2 buildings54 units

4 evictions

No litigation history

258 West 117Th Street Hdfc

3.8(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings51 units

3 evictions

7 litigation cases

Finite Cluster Partners LLC

Corporate Owner12 buildings131 units

4 evictions

7 litigation cases

Aster Johnson

Corporate Owner11 buildings62 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

Uptown 6 LLC

Owner8 buildings80 units

6 evictions

30 litigation cases

West Side Special Hdfc

Corporate Owner7 buildings97 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

Gloria Homes Apts Lp

Corporate Owner6 buildings84 units

3 evictions

9 litigation cases

West Side Federation Senior

Corporate Owner5 buildings30 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

City Of NY Damp/Til

Corporate Owner4 buildings64 units

No evictions

No litigation history

St Nicholas W 126Th St Lp

Corporate Owner4 buildings33 units

No evictions

2 litigation cases

2264-2266 Fdb, LLC

Corporate Owner3 buildings18 units

1 eviction

4 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts in South Harlem

Look for patterns in renter ratings to assess overall tenant satisfaction.
Check eviction records for any recent legal actions against a landlord.
Research litigation history to understand potential issues with property management.
Identify recurring complaints in reviews to spot common problems.
Compare landlord responsiveness and maintenance records cited by tenants.

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