Alpine: ACRIS is a database maintained, I believe, by New York City's Department of Buildings on sales and maintenance/violation history of NYC buildings.
princetonbabe, ACRIS is maintained by NYC government. Other online-access-to-public-records sites are maintained by various levels of government. E.g., in NYS it's usually by counties and in CT by towns. Florida has very broad public-access regulations, so indices for all counties and docs for many counties are at myflorida.com. Some counties maintain their own sites as well. What for-profit ...
For a research project, I need info on all the residential properties in NYC. It seems like this is freely accessible via NYC's ACRIS system (Automated City Register Information System:
ACRIS - How do you find the lot and block number? | StreetEasy
Remember also that ACRIS is only a set of pointers to physical documents on file with New York City, and does not have references to everything. The thing that makes by-laws valid is their acceptance, by a vote of the corporate board and any shareholders.
are co-op by laws valid if they are not in ACRIS? - StreetEasy
Ten commonly used ACRIS terms Assignment of Mortgage A document that indicates when one mortgage lender transfers a mortgage account and all of the interest it entails to another lending company. Initial Co-Op UCC1 A document indicating that a loan has been issued for the purchase of shares in a co-op. For co-ops, UCCs are issued in lieu of mortgages. Initial UCC1 The security agreement which ...
Ok, I wanted to look up the history on a particular unit in a coop building. I know the unit number, the current owner's name, but yet in ACRIS every