08/04/2026
Is landlording for you? ✨
Landlord won the eviction case April and was put on the sheriff’s waitlist to remove the tenants from property. The tenant legally moved out on July without the sheriffs having to remove their personal items.
Eviction is always a loose-loose situation.
Landlord looses time, money, and other resources. While tenant gets hit on their credit with the past due rent. 🏠⚖️
Eviction mediation creates a win-win situation.
Landlord hired to assist on mediating with their tenant. The landlord wanted to cooperate with the tenant and give them time to catch up on rent payments. After 2 months of the agreement, tenant stopped making payments again. When the landlord reached out to the tenant for the rent payments, tenant got aggressive and threatened the landlord.
Once you threatened the landlord, eviction process starts immediately. There is no room to mediate in a hostile and dangerous environment.
Mediation is effective especially when the landlord doesn’t need to personally use that rental unit. As long as the rent payments are coming in and the tenants remain respectful to the landlord, past-due rent payment plans work.
To every landlord in NYC feeling overwhelmed by the eviction process:
✅ document everything,
✅ know your rights, and
✅ keep going.
This wasn’t just a win, it’s a reminder that being prepared makes all the difference and your investment is worth protecting.
If you’re navigating landlord-tenant issues or thinking about investing in NYC real estate, let’s talk.
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