By Elizabeth Dwoskin Tuesday, Mar 16 2010
In a city of slumlords and broke-ass apartment buildings, these stand out.
The Voice has been doing an outstanding service to the city\’s renters year after year by pointing out the worst of the worst landlords. Except we don\’t agree with all of there picks. But let\’s face it. There are at least a dozen ways to slice and dice your criteria, and everyone will com![\"\"](\"http://www.rent-direct.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/toiletpeeper.jpg\" "\\"toiletpeeper\\"")
e up with a different list of the worst.
But let\’s not be naive. Some of the worst landlords are also putting up with some of the worst tenants. Ask the thousands of small landlords who can barely make ends meet, only to be graced with the tenant from hell who never pays their rent and can\’t be evicted because of the incredible precision need by the landlords legal team, while the tenant often enjoys free, pro-bono legal work.
But let\’s not quibble. The Voices list is an excellent place to start.
What two crucial questions does the Village Voice article fail to ask?
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