Violations, compliance, and deed theft: what they cost, how to fix them, and how to protect your property before it's too late.

Free alternate side parking and garbage-day reminders for any NYC address: we read the street-cleaning signs on your block, check DOT's holiday calendar, and email you at 8 AM and 6 PM so you stop paying $65 tickets.

How to find your building's trash, recycling and compost days, the 2026 set-out and NYC Bin rules, what DSNY tickets cost, and how to get a reminder the night before every pickup.

How NYC alternate side parking works, how to find the street-cleaning times for your exact block, the full 2026 suspension calendar, what the ticket costs, and how to get a move-your-car reminder.

A plain-English map of NYC building enforcement: HPD violations and complaints, DOB and ECB violations, OATH tickets (including DSNY sanitation tickets), and 311 calls, and how to check them all at once.

A tenant filed 4 complaints over a weekend. The owner got an email Monday at 10 AM, sent a contractor that day, fixed everything before HPD inspected. Result: zero violations. Without alerts, the owner would have learned weeks later — after the inspector had already shown up and written tickets.
From heat complaints to window guards — the five HPD violations NYC landlords face most often, and the exact steps to remove each one.
DOB ECB violations carry real fines, mandatory OATH hearings, and judgments that follow your property for years. Here's the complete guide.
Class C means 24 hours. Miss the deadline and you're looking at $150/day in fines plus Housing Court. Here's exactly what to do right now.
NYC building violations are public record. Here's exactly how investors, landlords, and tenants can look up violations on any property for free.
HPD violations are about tenant living conditions. DOB violations are about building code compliance. Here's how to tell them apart and handle each one.