Non-primary residence investigations — New York City
When primary-residence questions matter under rent regulation or lease terms, we help gather lawful facts for owners and counsel—without promising a court result.
What is a non-primary residence investigation here?
It is a scoped occupancy inquiry: public-record research, lawful observation where authorized, and documentation of facts that counsel can review when primary residence is at issue. Courts—not investigators—decide legal outcomes. We do not claim apartment-level rent-stabilization status from a building list alone.
Source: New York hub · Trust & Security
How does this relate to the building lookup tool?
The lookup only shows buildings that public RGB/HCR lists flag as containing at least one rent-stabilized unit. That is a starting point for engagement, not proof about a specific tenant or apartment. Unit-level status requires HCR processes and counsel guidance.
Source: Local services hub · Solutions
Engagement principles
- Written scope with counsel or management before fieldwork
- Facts oriented to review—not guaranteed eviction or rent-roll outcomes
- Clear separation from FCRA tenant screening on People Vetting
What this is not
Not legal advice. Not a determination that any apartment is or is not rent stabilized. Not a consumer report. Not illegal surveillance or unauthorized entry.
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Local pages describe service capability for early discoverability. Current professional licensing (including Florida and New York where applicable) and engagement eligibility are confirmed in writing before any fieldwork. Not legal advice. Surveillance and investigations are offered only where lawful and authorized.