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You’ve heard the horror stories like: Here’s what most NYC short-term rental hosts get wrong: they think staying compliant means just registering their property. Wrong. The city’s...
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NYC buildings don’t stay compliant by accident. Someone’s either watching the violations or waiting for the fines. Too many property owners rely on 311 complaints as their early warning system. But by...
If you’re still relying on spreadsheets, inbox filters, or scattered agency portals to track NYC property violations, you’re leaving gaps. Not the kind you might notice today—but the kind that hits...
You don’t need a notice from the city to know there’s a problem in your building. But here’s the kicker: most complaints don’t start with inspectors. They start with tenants. One phone call to 311...
Plenty of services claim they’ll help you deal with building violations in NYC. Some log them. Some file paperwork. Some call 311 on your behalf and walk away. But here’s what really matters: Which...
Site violations don’t creep in. They slam the brakes on your project—fast. One misstep, one missing sign, one overlooked form—and you’re slapped with stop-work orders, mounting penalties, and...
Most violations don’t start with a fire. Or a flood. Or a building collapse. They start with a phone call. 311 complaints are the quiet triggers behind some of the costliest enforcement actions in New...