Rent Stabilization Services in New York

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• Welcome to Rent Regulators Inc
• http//rentregulators.com/

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About Rent Regulators

• We are a tenant consulting firm specializing in
  Rent Overcharge and Tenant Buy-outs in New York
  City. As pioneers in the industry, we are
  determined to protect rent-stabilized tenants
  rights.
• We do NOT have any consultation fees. We get paid
  only if and when we win your case, whether it is
  an overcharge or buyout. We get a percentage of
  your winnings upon the completion of a successful
  case. We only get paid if you do.

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Our Story

• Founded by two commercial real estate
  agents in Manhattan with the sole
  purpose of preserving affordable housing
  in New York City. The company came about
  when its co-founder, discovered he was being
  overcharged for his rent- stabilized
  apartment. Pertinent information was not
  easily accessible even to people familiar
  with real estate rules and regulations which
  got them thinking that something had to be done.
  It quickly became clear that there was a lack of
  basic knowledge regarding tenants rightsRead
  more

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Our Services

• Rent Overcharge
• Rent Regulators, along with our team of lawyers,
  carefully analyzes tenants rent history and
  leases to make sure they are paying no more than
  what is required by law. In the event that a
  tenant is being overcharged, we immediately begin
  the process of seeking out money owed as well as
  lowering the rent to the legal amountRead more
• Tenant Buy-Out
• Rent Regulators extensive knowledge as licensed
  real estate brokers allows us to analyze and
  underwrite properties to ensure that tenants do
  not leave any money on the table. By aligning
  themselves with successful lawyers, each tenant
  can rest assured that they have the best team
  going to bat for them.

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Our History

• Rent Stabilization in New York City was created
  to provide protection to tenants in three ways
  affordability, habitability, and security of
  tenure. With the enactment of the Rent
  Stabilization Law of 1969 and with the Emergency
  Tenant Protection Act of 1974, it was clear that
  the lawmakers primary objective was to maintain
  fair and affordable rents. Rents in stabilized
  apartments are considered affordable because
  there are limits to how much a landlord can
  increase the rent. The properties that contain
  these stabilized apartments are generally those
  with six or more units were built before 1974.
  However, new construction properties, including
  those with fewer than six units can also be rent
  stabilizedRead more
• Your Home, Your Light.

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Contact Us

• 222 Broadway 19th fl.
• New York, NY 10038
• Phone - 212 390 0717
• 718 739 6400 Fax - 212 390 0716E-mail
  - info_at_rentregulators.com
• rentinfo_at_nyshcr.org
• Website - http//rentregulators.com/
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