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Rental operationsChecking rent stabilization in NYC: the records to collect
Build an apartment-specific research file before treating an NYC rental as stabilized or unregulated. Includes the owner route to HCR rent-history records.
Money & recordsAdvance rent at year-end: keep the receipt date visible
Store both the date rent arrived and the rental period it covers. Those dates answer different questions.
Money & recordsHow to record a contractor credit without losing the original bill
Keep the invoice and credit as separate, linked records. Show whether the credit reduced an unpaid balance or produced a refund.
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Rental operations
The routines, records, and small decisions that keep a rental running.
Rent collection
Payment methods, fees, and a clearer experience on both sides of the rent.
Maintenance
From the first report to the final follow-up. Keep repairs moving.
Tenant experience
Better move-ins, clearer messages, and fewer unanswered questions.
Money & records
Understand the numbers and keep the paperwork behind them organized.
Software
Choose tools around the work you need to get done.