Defending Tenants Being Sued for Illegal Airbnb and Other Short-Term Sublets in Their Apartments

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December 20, 2016

On December 20, 2016, Michelle taught a Live Webinar Continuing Legal Education program for Lorman Education Services entitled: “Short-Term Illegal Sublets in NY MultiFamily Buildings: Prevention, Detection, Remedies”.  Here is a sample of the materials from that program, in which Michelle added a new section to her usual repertoire on this topic — “Airbnb — From a Tenant’s Defense Perspective”:

 

 

 

 

 



The Good Cause Eviction Law Notice Requirements
I saved a purchaser of an eight-unit property $400,000 with my Rent Stabilization Due Diligence report. And other anecdotes…
What happens when you live in your store, shop, studio, or business premises in New York City? Can the landlord evict you in a commercial eviction proceeding?
In Housing Court, the landlord can only sue for the monthly rent and that rent must be properly itemized or the case can be dismissed.
When a Commercial Lease Requires Notices from the Landlord to be Signed for by the Recipient Tenant
Airbnb Profiteering Residential Landlord and Tenant Short-Term Leasing Sublease/Subletting