Contacts in NYC by roles
Openigloo lists 324,889 contacts in NYC by roles, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This page is useful for renters who want to understand the different roles of contacts involved in the rental process in NYC. You can check the specific responsibilities of landlords and property managers and how their actions might affect your living situation, but remember that data solely reflects past performance and does not predict future experiences.
Contacts registered as the owner of record for their buildings.
Companies registered as the owning entity rather than an individual.
Contacts responsible for day-to-day management on site.
Contacts acting as the managing agent for their buildings.
Contacts listed as the head officer of the owning entity.
Contacts listed as an officer of the owning entity.
Contacts who share ownership of their buildings with others.
Individuals registered as the owner rather than a company.
Contacts holding shares in the entity that owns the building.
Contacts who lease the building from its owner.
What to check before renting from contacts in NYC by roles
- Compare contacts based on their roles in managing residential properties.
- Look for reviews on specific landlords and property managers to gauge tenant satisfaction.
- Research the historical performance of contacts based on public records and feedback.
- Check the buildings associated with each contact for a clearer picture of their management style.
- Review the roles of landlords versus property managers to understand their different responsibilities.