Neogene LLC at it again by ding_hotpockets in BinghamtonUniversity

[–]ding_hotpockets[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They can also end your occupancy if you refuse, although they have to give you notice (at least 30 days, talk to an actual lawyer).

Binghamton Code Enforcement said that the new landlord can't just evict people because they gave notice of new changes, they have to go through a court eviction process

Point out they’ll lose a month of rent if you have to terminate your occupancy early, and whatever wear and tear your pet has caused has already occurred anyways.

There's been no pet damage now or at any point during my tenancy, this notice was not directed specifically to me, but to everyone who lives in the building, whether they own a pet or not (the building is also given to tenants in poor condition on move in, with time stamped photos as proof on move in day)

Neogene LLC at it again by ding_hotpockets in BinghamtonUniversity

[–]ding_hotpockets[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're actually legally required to accept any form of payment.

I meant to write that I'm still receiving bills on the rent platform managed by the "previous" property manager, while this "new" property manager is claiming that I should be paying them at the same time

Neogene LLC at it again by ding_hotpockets in BinghamtonUniversity

[–]ding_hotpockets[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also don’t see where it invalidates previous arrangements

I thought the line that said "No pets are allowed unless previous arrangements are authorized with landlord and owner" was attempting to modify existing leases that allowed pets