Jill Terreri Ramos

Details about a landlord’s holdings are not readily available. But there are some tools to help you along.Q: I rent an apartment in a Central Harlem townhouse. The building has three units, but I know that the landlord owns other properties, which are most likely registered under different LLCs. My lease is year-to-year, causing me

Details about a landlord’s holdings are not readily available. But there are some tools to help you along.Q: I rent an apartment in a Central Harlem townhouse. The building has three units, but I know that the landlord owns other properties, which are most likely registered under different LLCs. My lease is year-to-year, causing me

A co-op board has wide latitude to operate in the best interests of the building and the shareholders. But some fees are unreasonable.Q: I bought a co-op apartment in Queens about 35 years ago and I’ve been renting it out. About 15 years ago, the co-op imposed a 10 percent surcharge on the maintenance fees