Landlords dealing with persistent nonpayment must navigate a complex legal process. In a recent New York Times article, Chair of the Tarter Krinsky & Drogin Landlord & Tenant Practice, Cory Weiss, explained that strict procedures governing nonpayment cases, including required notices to tenants, must be followed carefully or the case may be dismissed.

Cory also indicated that when too much time passes without payment, courts may limit recovery to a money judgment rather than awarding the full amount of unpaid rent, highlighting the importance of taking timely steps when addressing nonpayment issues.

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I’m a Small Landlord. What Can I Do About My Nonpaying Tenants? - The New York Times