V. L. Hendrickson
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According to police estimates, at least half of New York City renters don’t have renter's insurance. If that includes you, maybe you're betting that nothing’s going to happen. Or you think that if there's a flood or a fire, the building will reimburse you for your flat screen television and designer shoe collection.
Um, not so much. Your building won't fork over a dime for your lost property.
- Fascinating?
- Two-bedrooms rentals just got more expensive...
- Downsizing for the sake of a check: New Yorkers sublet their homes to reap rent benefits (NY Times)
- Tips for new landlords: Get personal...
Broker-blogger Malcom Carter has seen and blogged about more than his fair share of real estate auctions in New York City. He frequents (and is frequently underwhelmed by) public and private auctions in Manhattan and Brooklyn and closely follows those in Queens. He shared some insights with BrickUnderground in a recent interview.
How long have you been attending these auctions?