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Rent Stabilized Apartment Building in NYC

Johnery Laurimore
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I'm potentially looking to purchase a small rental building which falls under the NYC rent stabilized program. Looking to pick the brain of an experienced investor in this space in NYC as have some questions and running into a brick wall with DHCR.

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    All available loopholes, which allowed deregulation of units were, unfortunately, closed by our elected officials, except the substantial rehab strategy, which requires 80% vacancy throughout the building and 75% replacement of all building-wide systems, you are essentially forced to renovate the complete building and still at the mercy of DHCR.. which has the final saying

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