Landlords with low eviction rates in Staten Island
5,684 landlords with low eviction rates in Staten Island appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This page can help you assess eviction-related public records while researching a Staten Island rental. “Low” means the landlord’s eviction rate per unit is below the citywide average; it does not mean there have been no eviction cases or that every building has the same history.
Use the records as one part of your due diligence. Compare the landlord’s portfolio and open-data history with the specific building you are considering, and ask questions about anything that is unclear. A below-average rate is a comparison, not a guarantee about how a landlord will handle a future tenancy.
Showing 4,285–4,302 of 5,684 landlords with low eviction rates in Staten Island.
Kenny Shefquet
John Luisi
Adriana Meza
Lucian Nelson
Chun Chen
Joseph Waldman
Gaetana Marasa
Deleon, Elbis
Vito Gentile
Sal Taormina
Yun Duan Shao
Spencer Kaminsky
Delfina Choxom
Delacruz, Miguel A
Yehoshabah Yisrael
Bernal Faith A
William Vitale
Mamour Niang
What to check before renting from landlords with low eviction rates in Staten Island
- Check whether the specific Staten Island building you are considering appears in the landlord’s portfolio.
- Review the landlord’s open-data history rather than treating the low-rate label as a complete record.
- Ask how eviction-related records apply to the particular building and tenancy you are researching.
- Compare the per-unit rate with the citywide average, not just the presence or absence of individual cases.