Finding ways to ensure that renters stay in their homes, especially during these uncertain times, is one of the most important issues affecting the property industry today.
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@lksriv@ZephyrTeachout@lpolgreen p.s airbnb is illegal in new york for anything less than 30 days so they'd just have to subsidize more to make sure every booking is for >30 days
@lksriv@ZephyrTeachout@lpolgreen Our users are long-term landlords and renters trying to cover rent so they're in dire straits too. You should make sure this https://t.co/DQka6Hs6EI is actually happening in nyc
I assumed everyone would be hunkering down but we're getting a surprising amount of questions from people wondering if you can get out of a lease because of Covid-19 (so here's the answer)
“I moved in 24 hours ago, and I’ve slowly realized that my apartment is nothing like the ‘nearly identical model’ I was shown. Can I get out of the lease?” #AskFlip
"Our landlord is serving time in prison for running a Ponzi scheme, which our rental was part of. Can our new landlord make us pay a second security deposit?" #AskFlip
if you don’t feel like waiting for NYC lawmakers to make up their minds about this, every listing on our website will always be no fee: 😘
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in the span of 5 years, she went from living in a closet for $300 a month to a one bedroom in brooklyn. we went for a walk through an anonymous writer's rental history. https://t.co/JmLfyrnkt5