The city has paid $115,000 to date on emergency repairs such as removing lead, providing fuel for boilers and halting water leaks. There is now a warrant out for Caban s arrest. The landlord tailoring s lawyer did not comment to the New York Daily News.
If you neglect your property and your tenants, disregard your legal responsibilities, and defy court orders, we will seek the maximum penalties available under the law, RuthAnne Visnauskas, commissioner of the city’s tailoring Department tailoring of Housing Preservation and Development, told the Daily News. [NYDN] Mark Maurer
The Real Deal - October 2013 Issue
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