Prohibits property owners with immediate hazardous violations from acquiring residential property in New York.
The "anti-slumlord act" prohibits property owners with outstanding immediate hazardous violations from acquiring residential property in New York. It defines terms, requires a compliance certification form, and sets recording requirements. The attorney general can enforce the act by voiding or invalidating conveyances. The act aims to incentivize property owners to correct violations and prevent irresponsible landlords from expanding their portfolios.
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