Take the Guesswork Out of Hosting Long-Term Guests: Know the Rules

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June 3, 2014

On May 19, 2014, Michelle Maratto Itkowitz was quoted in Brick Underground in Marjorie Cohen’s article, Take the Guesswork Out of Hosting Long-Term Guests: Know the Rules.  “What is never okay in New York City is taking paying guests into your dwelling for under 30 days and leaving them there while you live somewhere else,” says Michelle Maratto Itkowitz.  Read more…

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