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Eviction Process In New York: Laws For Landlords & Property Managers
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In this video, we'll discuss what landlords need to know when it comes to evicting a tenant in New York.
New York eviction laws may vary from district to district in terms of court procedures and fees. Other than that, they all follow the same general eviction process: Send a clear notice, fill out the forms, serve the tenant, attend the trial, and wait for judgment. No eviction process is the same. One of the factors that affects the entire process is the lease/rental agreement. Landlords should stick by the rules to increase their odds of winning an eviction case.
0:00 Welcome!
0:11 General Eviction Process
0:50 Failure To Pay Rent On Time
2:06 Violation Of the Lease/Rental Agreement
3:04 Conducting Illegal Activity
3:42 Non-Renewal Of The Lease After the Rental Period Ends
4:24 How To File a Complaint
5:05 Timeline
5:16 Notice To Comply
5:49 How To Serve a Tenant
7:03 After Serving the Summons and Complaint
7:38 Timeline
8:02 Filing a Motion to Obtain Judgement and Get a Judgement for Possession
8:31 Next Procedure if the Tenant Disagreed and Replied
9:26 After The Landlord Wins The Case
9:49 Move Out Process
11:15 New York Eviction Process Timeline
14:31 Frequently Asked Questions
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Disclaimer: This video was produced by DoorLoop and is the intellectual property of DoorLoop. The creator featured in this video is an employee of DoorLoop. All information presented in this video is subject to change and may have changed since the time of filming. These videos are for educational and entertainment purposes and are not offering legal advice. Opinions expressed in our videos do not reflect DoorLoop's stance as a company.
Category: Laws
New York eviction laws may vary from district to district in terms of court procedures and fees. Other than that, they all follow the same general eviction process: Send a clear notice, fill out the forms, serve the tenant, attend the trial, and wait for judgment. No eviction process is the same. One of the factors that affects the entire process is the lease/rental agreement. Landlords should stick by the rules to increase their odds of winning an eviction case.
0:00 Welcome!
0:11 General Eviction Process
0:50 Failure To Pay Rent On Time
2:06 Violation Of the Lease/Rental Agreement
3:04 Conducting Illegal Activity
3:42 Non-Renewal Of The Lease After the Rental Period Ends
4:24 How To File a Complaint
5:05 Timeline
5:16 Notice To Comply
5:49 How To Serve a Tenant
7:03 After Serving the Summons and Complaint
7:38 Timeline
8:02 Filing a Motion to Obtain Judgement and Get a Judgement for Possession
8:31 Next Procedure if the Tenant Disagreed and Replied
9:26 After The Landlord Wins The Case
9:49 Move Out Process
11:15 New York Eviction Process Timeline
14:31 Frequently Asked Questions
Our social Media:
#propertymanagement #propertymanagementaccounting #propertymanagementsoftware
Disclaimer: This video was produced by DoorLoop and is the intellectual property of DoorLoop. The creator featured in this video is an employee of DoorLoop. All information presented in this video is subject to change and may have changed since the time of filming. These videos are for educational and entertainment purposes and are not offering legal advice. Opinions expressed in our videos do not reflect DoorLoop's stance as a company.
Category: Laws
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