Landlord Representation
New York Landlord Attorney — Protecting Your Property and Your Investment
Being a landlord in New York means navigating one of the most complex tenant-protection frameworks in the country. From Housing Court proceedings to lease enforcement, security deposit disputes, and building condition claims — the rules are detailed, the deadlines are strict, and the consequences of missteps can be costly. Mirzakanov Law gives New York landlords the experienced, decisive representation they need to protect their properties and their income.
What We Handle for Landlords
Nonpayment proceedings
Initiating and prosecuting rent collection actions in Housing Court.
Holdover proceedings
Removing tenants who remain after lease expiration or termination.
Lease drafting and review
Ensuring your leases are enforceable under current New York law.
Lease enforcement
Addressing violations, unauthorized occupants, and subletting issues.
Licensee and squatter removal
Legal proceedings to remove unauthorized occupants.
DHCR proceedings
Responding to rent overcharge complaints and harassment claims.
Building condition disputes
Defending against HP actions and warranty of habitability claims.
Negotiated resolutions
Stipulations, payment plans, and negotiated lease surrenders.
Commercial landlord matters
Lease enforcement and disputes with commercial tenants.
Why It Matters
New York's Housing Court moves fast — and small procedural errors can result in dismissed cases, delayed proceedings, or exposure to counterclaims. Having an attorney who knows the courts, the judges, and the specific rules that apply to your property type makes a real difference.
Reuben Mirzakanov handles landlord matters personally. You'll have direct access to your attorney, clear updates at every stage, and a strategy built around your specific property and goals.
Landlord dealing with a difficult tenant or a Housing Court matter? Call Mirzakanov Law at (212) 400-9285 or request a free consultation online. Consultations available in English, Hebrew, and Russian.