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	Comments on: Jarndyce v. Jarndyce, New York landlord-tenant edition	</title>
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		By: David Wilson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Keep all this mind when you&#039;re writing out your big monthly check for a New York apartment (an exercise of mine for seven years). This is the risk your landlord undertakes, and this is how he&#039;s compensated for it. I&#039;m sure there are sympathetic stories to be found tenant-side, and I wouldn&#039;t call myself an opponent of some protection measures for tenants. But I wonder what would happen to rents if the law weren&#039;t so tilted in their favor? &quot;Landlord&quot; is a term that invites scorn and conjures an image of a scrooge-like capitalist with his feet up, but the crap they (the smaller ones who don&#039;t have third parties do the dirty work) have to put up with is never-ending. Plenty of folks who thought they could pick up some easy extra cash on the side have discovered what a headache it can be.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Keep all this mind when you&#8217;re writing out your big monthly check for a New York apartment (an exercise of mine for seven years). This is the risk your landlord undertakes, and this is how he&#8217;s compensated for it. I&#8217;m sure there are sympathetic stories to be found tenant-side, and I wouldn&#8217;t call myself an opponent of some protection measures for tenants. But I wonder what would happen to rents if the law weren&#8217;t so tilted in their favor? &#8220;Landlord&#8221; is a term that invites scorn and conjures an image of a scrooge-like capitalist with his feet up, but the crap they (the smaller ones who don&#8217;t have third parties do the dirty work) have to put up with is never-ending. Plenty of folks who thought they could pick up some easy extra cash on the side have discovered what a headache it can be.</p>
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