Property Management
In New York, the 'Tenant Protection Unit' (TPU) within DHCR investigates:
AOnly non-payment of rent cases
BPotential improper deregulation of rent-stabilized units and landlord harassment of rent-stabilized tenants✓ Correct
CBuilding code violations
DCo-op board approval disputes
Explanation
The DHCR's Tenant Protection Unit (TPU) proactively investigates potential improper removals of units from rent stabilization and harassment of rent-stabilized tenants to deter illegal deregulation and protect tenants' rights.
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