The Rent Reforms of 2019 are still damaging our community and we are currently preparing our legal arguments for the ongoing lawsuit. Call your local representative today to demand a review of these policies. Send this link to three people who are currently struggling with rising housing costs.
December 12, 2019
The momentum behind this legal challenge is undeniable and proof that our case is gaining real traction. Post our link on Facebook today and call your local representative to demand they acknowledge our fight.
Reached 100 supporters
December 12, 2019
25 Comments
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Ed Victory
6 years ago
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These unfair laws hurt the very tenants the claim to be protecting and condemn them to stay in the same apartment for the rest of their lives.
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Martin Heinz
6 years ago
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The recent regulation changes do not affect me or my property directly, but I must say this is indeed a gross over-reach by Government. Limiting a business in it's ability to manage it's revenue is destructive and is directly opposed to the intention of the US Constitution.
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Jonathan Ghassemi
6 years ago
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The direction that the Albany is moving the state is very concerning. For the first time, I’m considering investing outside of New York and even possibly relocating myself and my family. It’s very concerning and I hope we can bring common sense legislation back to the State.
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Donald Tsang
6 years ago
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This rent law is going wiped out all the small owners who does not have the financial resources to do repairs and forget about any capital improvement work. At the same time, the repair cost, water bills and the killer property taxes is go to wiped out the small building owners. This violates our rights.
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carmella chapman
6 years ago
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it criminal what they have done. does it make sense that a rent of $600 for a 3 bed apartment will remain the same regardless of how much money the next tenant earns!
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Donna Dorian
6 years ago
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This law makes no sense— it is encouraging landlords to let their properties fall into disarray and dissolution by not allowing deductions for repairs. Shame on the NYS Democratic Senate for selling out both the landlords and the tenants. What were they thinking? Please know I have been a long time Democrat and I shocked
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Franchisco Porchella
6 years ago
Its high time to stop sucking our blood
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David Blumenkrantz
6 years ago
Why are the ones investing in a city being targeted by unlawful legislation? Sickening!!
The Rent Reforms of 2019 are still damaging our community and we are currently preparing our legal arguments for the ongoing lawsuit. Call your local representative today to demand a review of these policies. Send this link to three people who are currently struggling with rising housing costs.
December 12, 2019
The momentum behind this legal challenge is undeniable and proof that our case is gaining real traction. Post our link on Facebook today and call your local representative to demand they acknowledge our fight.
Reached 100 supporters
December 12, 2019
25 Comments
E
Ed Victory
6 years ago
Featured
These unfair laws hurt the very tenants the claim to be protecting and condemn them to stay in the same apartment for the rest of their lives.
M
Martin Heinz
6 years ago
Featured
The recent regulation changes do not affect me or my property directly, but I must say this is indeed a gross over-reach by Government. Limiting a business in it's ability to manage it's revenue is destructive and is directly opposed to the intention of the US Constitution.
J
Jonathan Ghassemi
6 years ago
Featured
The direction that the Albany is moving the state is very concerning. For the first time, I’m considering investing outside of New York and even possibly relocating myself and my family. It’s very concerning and I hope we can bring common sense legislation back to the State.
D
Donald Tsang
6 years ago
Featured
This rent law is going wiped out all the small owners who does not have the financial resources to do repairs and forget about any capital improvement work. At the same time, the repair cost, water bills and the killer property taxes is go to wiped out the small building owners. This violates our rights.
C
carmella chapman
6 years ago
Featured
it criminal what they have done. does it make sense that a rent of $600 for a 3 bed apartment will remain the same regardless of how much money the next tenant earns!
D
Donna Dorian
6 years ago
Featured
This law makes no sense— it is encouraging landlords to let their properties fall into disarray and dissolution by not allowing deductions for repairs. Shame on the NYS Democratic Senate for selling out both the landlords and the tenants. What were they thinking? Please know I have been a long time Democrat and I shocked
F
Franchisco Porchella
6 years ago
Its high time to stop sucking our blood
D
David Blumenkrantz
6 years ago
Why are the ones investing in a city being targeted by unlawful legislation? Sickening!!
These unfair laws hurt the very tenants the claim to be protecting and condemn them to stay in the same apartment for the rest of their lives.