New York City renters increasingly need to break their leases during the pandemic—because of job loss, or wanting to move closer to family in another state. Whatever the reason, breaking a lease isn’t a simple proposition and you need to be aware of certain pitfalls.
For starters, landlords are going to have a tough time filling your vacant apartment, so they are not as inclined as they may have been in the past to let you out of your lease.
It might seem counter intuitive: Even though rents have fallen in New York City, a greater number of renters are enlisting the help of a guarantor in order to
NYC landlords were stunned by the landmark changes to the rent laws earlier this year and one broad change is causing them major distress. While most of the
Now more than ever, renewing a lease on a New York City apartment is a fraught decision. Maybe you toughed it out during the shutdown, but
It is now illegal in New York state for landlords to require you to pay last month’s rent in addition to a month’s security deposit
It might seem counter intuitive: Even though rents have fallen in New York City, a greater number of renters are enlisting the help of a guarantor in order to
NYC landlords were stunned by the landmark changes to the rent laws earlier this year and one broad change is causing them major distress. While most of the
Now more than ever, renewing a lease on a New York City apartment is a fraught decision. Maybe you toughed it out during the shutdown, but
It is now illegal in New York state for landlords to require you to pay last month’s rent in addition to a month’s security deposit
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