Inspector Recs
A new client approached me regarding a 26 unit coop she bought into in Williamsburg. They anticipate suing the developer as numerous issues with code violations are becoming apparent. (Leaky windows, lack of fire walls, exhaust issues, etc.) Any recommendations for inspectors, especially those comfortable with engaging in litigation? I am reaching out to my…
A new client approached me regarding a 26 unit coop she bought into in Williamsburg. They anticipate suing the developer as numerous issues with code violations are becoming apparent. (Leaky windows, lack of fire walls, exhaust issues, etc.) Any recommendations for inspectors, especially those comfortable with engaging in litigation? I am reaching out to my professional allies but would like to hear from anyone who successfully sued their developer and actually got the repairs made.
Andrew H Goodrich….
AGPE PLLC…
347-787-3338
Ask him to send out his pitbul John…..
this man is afraid of nothing….
Also they have litigatin experience
Good Luck
Is there a board in place? If not and the sponsor still has degree of control they should form an ad hoc board. Get an engineering report. Another route to suing is the AG’s office and yes they have been able to get sponsors to make repairs.
I just had a great inspector experience, though I have no idea if he’d be interested in this. Name is Paul Gressin, Professional Building Inspectors, 516-295-2581. Very experienced and knowledgeable of construction standard, laws code/ & the shenanigans of those who evade them.
And people think I’m a raving lunatic when I rant about the potential uncertainties & problems with buying into a new development