Book details
- Author: Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
- Publisher: Pantraxxa LLC
- Genre: Legal guide, landlord-tenant law
- Published: September 12, 2026
- Length: 218 pages (paperback)
- Formats: Paperback, Kindle
- ISBN-13: 979-8950322051
- Language: English
New York Landlord Law
A Practical Survival Guide, by Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
New York Landlord Law: A Practical Survival Guide is a compliance guide for residential property owners by attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., published by Pantraxxa. It explains where New York landlords most often lose and how to reduce those risks before a dispute reaches housing court.
About the book
New York courts expect owners to know which rules apply, follow every required step and prove that they did. A notice served one day early, an outdated form, a missing registration or an unlawful charge can turn a strong case into a dismissal, delay, refund or penalty.
This guide helps residential owners build operations that hold up under scrutiny, so that compliance becomes a repeatable system and assumptions are replaced with verification.
A fuller overview of this guide is on the Bolin Firm’s page for the book.
Who this book is for
Residential property owners in New York, from a single rental unit to a managed portfolio.
What the book covers
- Working out whether state, city or local law controls a property
- Rent stabilization and Good Cause Eviction issues
- Preventing notice, timing, service and registration failures
- Deposits, fees, repairs, entry, renewals and payment plans
- Records that support a defensible housing court case
- Compliance calendars, templates, checklists and decision trees
- Deciding when to litigate, when to settle and when to walk away
Frequently asked questions
It is a practical compliance guide for New York residential landlords. It covers which laws apply to a property, notices and registration, deposits and fees, record keeping, and how to prepare a defensible housing court case.
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., an attorney with more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
No. It is for informational and educational purposes only, and it does not replace advice from a licensed attorney about your own situation.
The paperback edition is 218 pages.
Paperback and Kindle.
Both formats are available on Amazon.
About the author
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. is an attorney and multigenre author whose work spans legal guides, spiritual fiction, romance and contemporary women’s literature. She has more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
