If it comes back that there is no issue then the cost will be coming out of your security deposit.

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I am not going to charge them for labor to replace the cabinets.How do NYC landlord/tenant laws deal with this issue?

Some of these cannot pass an inspection in their current state, so they sell "off" market to cash buyers hence they're discounted..it's a quicker cheaper transaction...but more issues, more risk, more $$ to fix up & take longer to get ready for occupant or sell to an end buyer.

Has anyone seen any issues like this?

A master policy may be issued and the group members pay to be part of the policy.3.

Related questions: How long do tenants typically stay?

No foundation issues, etc. but the inspection report did indicate the need to fully replace the HVAC system and all ductwork (we agree due to us flipping this property and needing to pass resale/buyers inspection).

. :)Hi Michael,I've spent a countless hours researching this (including reading all your cost seg related posts) as I'm in the exact similar situation and have talked to 2 CPAs and gotten contradictory feedback.

Dealing with nightmare sellers, including a dog left unattended for days, a break-in, and hidden foundation issues sounds like a real challenge.