Experience:
BROKER for CLOVE LAKE REALTY INC September 2001—present
NEW YORK STATE REAL ESTATE INSTRUCTOR, NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE LICENSED REAL ESTATE…
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Specialties:
SPECIALIZING IS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, AND APARTMENT RENTALS.
INSTRUCTOR AT RICHMOND COUNTY REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE. TEACHING BOTH NY STATE SALES PERSON
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Certifications
& Awards:
BROKER, LICENSED BY THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, CERTIFIED BY NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AS REAL ESTATE INSTRUCTOR ITI. , MEMBER ... show more
Interests:
ALL ASPECTS OF REAL ESTATE
About:
JOSEPH RUNFOLA JR., BROKER, I.T.I., REALTOR, ZILLOW ALLSTAR AT CLOVE LAKE REALTY INC. LOCATED AT 1267 CLOVE ROAD STATEN ISLAND, NY 10301, NEAR CLOVE LAKE ... show more
JOE RUNFOLA, ITI answered:
Dog owners living in public housing are glad that the New York City Housing Authority has withdrawn its list of breeds that are banned. But a group that advocates for public housing residents still wants NYCHA to consult with tenants on a policy to keep vicious dogs out of city housing developments. NYCHA notified tenants on Nov. 1 that it had withdrawn its unpopular pet policy that banned Dobermans, Rottweilers, pit bulls and any dog exceeding 25 pounds at maturity. The three banned breeds had been whittled down from a list of 26 that included Boston terriers.The new dog rules published Nov. 1 echo the previous pet policy: Dogs that exceed 40 pounds at maturity are banned, but there is no ban on any specific breed, said Sheila Stainback, a NYCHA spokesperson. Dog owners are still required to register their animals with the authority and the rules remain in effect until Jan. 31, 2010. - Fri Nov 20 2009, 14:22

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