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Sheila Gonzalez
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  • Oviedo, FL
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Screen NYC tenant for evictions now that evictions are not online

Sheila Gonzalez
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  • Oviedo, FL
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Hi everyone,

I am about to list my apartment in Queens NYC.  I found out that you can no longer see evictions or eviction proceedings in the NYC court website anymore.  This is due to a change in the law to protect tenants (deadbeats) and the housing crisis.  I think I may still be able to check their records if I go to the court itself and personally do a check, but not sure if I'll be allowed to.  Also, its time consuming.  Does anyone know how to get this info?  Is there a service that will physically check the court records?  If not, is this something I can do?  Is it protected info?  Thank you for any input on this.  

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