I soon became something of a 311 operator for The Times, fielding questions from New Yorkers baffled by the byzantine rules that govern their housing.
Week after week, I searched for solutions, sifting through laws, talking to industry professionals, government agencies, lawyers and other experts about how — or if — these problems could be fixed.
Read your lease, read state and city laws, anticipate the worst-case scenario before you decide what to do.
If you’ve been dealing with stolen packages for months, odds are you’re not the only one.
Of course, this means you have to talk to your neighbors, and what New Yorker wants to do that?
Persons:
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