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Posted by me on December 15, 2001 at 18:36:15:

In Reply to: Sounds like a posted by Lilly on December 14, 2001 at 12:48:17:

That's true but this is a different situation - in the newest rent law revision if the apartment is legally registered over $2000 then even if it's not worth that much, if the person is paying under $2000 it still is decontrolled.

: I was under the impression that you cannot waive your rights under rent regulations, unless by Stip. I would follow up on this- go talk with a caseworker at DHCR-this sounds like a conditional rental- meaning that you HAD to sign(that it wasn't rent stabilized) as a condition of getting the apartment.

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