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Posted by JJ on June 18, 2001 at 21:30:57:

In Reply to: Roommates in Rent Stabilized Apartments -- NYARM posted by New York Tenant on June 18, 2001 at 09:46:39:

: Thanks to JJ for posting the link to NYARM (New York Association of Realty Managers).

: The article in NYARM's April 2001 newsletter, Recent Developments Regarding Roommates In Rent Stabilized Apartments, written by Stephen C. Shulman, of the landlord law firm Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Schwartz & Nahins, P.C., is very poorly written, with numerous typos (to be kind) and legal errors -- both pro-tenant and pro-landlord.

: Check the roommate law, information from DHCR, and information from TenantNet before or after reading the article:

: http://www.pagelinx.com/nyarm/april01/rent.html

piece o' work, hey?

btw, have you ever run across the 'Housing Court Reporter' or the 'New York Apartment Law Reporter' (titles might not be 100%) online?

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: : Thanks to JJ for posting the link to NYARM (New York Association of Realty Managers).  

: : The article in NYARM's April 2001 newsletter, Recent Developments Regarding Roommates In Rent Stabilized Apartments, written by Stephen C. Shulman, of the landlord law firm Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Schwartz & Nahins, P.C., is very poorly written, with numerous typos (to be kind) and legal errors -- both pro-tenant and pro-landlord.  

: : Check the roommate law, information from DHCR, and information from TenantNet before or after reading the article:  

: : http://www.pagelinx.com/nyarm/april01/rent.html 

: piece o' work, hey?

: btw, have you ever run across the 'Housing Court Reporter' or the 'New York Apartment Law Reporter' (titles might not be 100%) online?


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