Overview of Rent Stabilization

Part of Housing Court Answers' Spring Training Series 2020
Presented by Mario Mazzoni
Learn about the protections available to rent stabilized tenants. We will discover how the legal rent is calculated, what MCIs and IAIs are and how the rent can be increased for rent stabilized tenants. We will also discuss succession rights, the preferential rents and other hot topics.
We will also learn about the changes to the law in 2019 that strengthened the rent laws for tenants.
materials for training can be found on the link bellow.
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[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Mario where you these days
help?😊

[@PailFace1948X]

He stated he is no
longer advocating.
It’s too bad. He
knows he stuff.

[@dianefine989]

The beginning of lecture
a site was mentioned that
would be very helpful to
use as a searching mode.
Could you repeat that
information. Could not
understand very well.
Audio wasn’t super clear.
Appreciate it.

[@manuelmachado1276]

he doesn't just tell it like it is.

[@HighGravityHipHop]

1:02:22

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Hi, We’d lived in a rent stabilized
apartment for over 25 years
in Brooklyn,ny. My wife and I
are seniors. I am a disabled
military veteran.
If we decided to move to a
different rent stabilized apartment
in the building. Will that effect our
rent stabilization status?
If so how?
Thank you

[@SocialAlexNYC]

Was that something you and your wife requested or did your landlord ask for your apartment to rent out to HIS family or HIMSELF? In my understanding, if HE asked, he's not supposed to ask any tenants in one or more of the following categories - (a) living in the same apartment for 15 years or longer or (b) is over age 62 or (c) is disabled. Source: DHCR

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

@@SocialAlexNYC
1, landlord did not request apartment
to move anyone in.
Also I’ve been a building super
here since 1990. I get a lease
each 1 or 2 years whichever
i choose. The building
is rent stabilized 12 units.

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

@@SocialAlexNYC it was something
we were complementing.

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Sorry just saw your post. No ll did not ask. If was just us asking for an apartment on a lower level because I’m in a wheelchair. Just a thought.
Thank you ​@@SocialAlexNYC

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

No ll did not want for family.
Just want to know what my options are.
Both seniors in 70/80
been in same apartment since 1990.
12 units no tax abatements no upgrades rent around $600. New lease every 2 years except this one . Rent increases according to RGB
Anything else please let me know🙏