Publisher
About these checks
Published by Nessoo.com. Last updated .
Direct answer
nessoo.info is published by Nessoo.com, a product of Nessoo, Inc. The pages help NYC renters spot scam red flags, check a New York real estate license, and decide when to share personal information. The tools do not say a listing is real or fake.
Who publishes this
The byline on every page is Nessoo.com. The legal publisher is Nessoo, Inc. nessoo.com is a rental marketplace in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Island City. These pages are general information, not legal advice.
How the checks are built
- The red-flag list follows the NY Department of State's consumer alert. Each row names that source.
- The SSN questions follow the Department of State and DCWP on order of operations. Two steps are marked as editorial guidance.
- The license steps follow the Department of State's own eAccessNY instructions.
- Nothing you type is stored or sent.
Nessoo verifies renters' identity, income and assets.
Corrections
A corrections email is not published on this page. Send a note through nessoo.com. Government page layouts change. The license steps should be re-read when the Department of State site changes, and the date on the page should move with them.
Use the checklist or the license how-to. Read the privacy page for what this site collects.
Common questions
Who writes these pages?
The byline is Nessoo.com. The publisher is Nessoo, Inc.
Will the tools tell me a listing is fake?
No. They show checks, links, and a count of warning signs from a published list.
How do I send a correction?
Through nessoo.com. This page does not list a separate corrections email.
Sources
- NY Department of State, consumer alert on rental scams (2024-04-16)Checked 2026-10-27
- NY Department of State, real estate broker licensee searchChecked 2026-10-27
- NYC DCWP, FARE Act page and FAQ (last updated 2026-06-02, checked 2026-10-27)Checked 2026-10-27