New Yorkers have seen it on Facebook a billion times. 

One of your friends posts something like, "Hey everybody, as some of you know I'll be adventuring throughout Cambodia for two months and I need to sublet my room!" 

They might include a link to their Craigslist ad, maybe some photos of the place when it's clean. 

The reality is, sometimes, it's really easy to rent your room out for a bit. 

Other times, it seems impossible to find a new roommate and you're stuck splitting the additional cost.

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Now Tenant King is here to help. 

It's a new, free, and private site designed to connect tenants with others in their buildings and neighborhoods for a variety of purposes, but mainly to streamline/simplify all the reasons why you'd want to be connected to your neighbors.

tenant_king We're kicking off the #tenantking User Stories series! Explore amazing, inspiring stories from the #tenantking community. Watch Saira's full story on our Youtube channel! Link in our bio! #LIC

Got a room for rent? Looking for roommates? Spread the word on Tenant King. Got some furniture you need to get rid of? Tenant King. Want to get to know the people in your building and neighborhood? Tenant King. 

What differentiates them is that users need to verify their addresses so you know you're dealing with the right people. You can get rid of furniture, complain about a tenant or building manager, or even set up community events. 

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Yes, you can anonymously complain about your building manager. So what are you waiting for? You know you despise your landlord for leaving you without heat for most of the month of February...

Currently, Tenant King only services New York City, and is handling properties around Battery Park City, FiDi, PCVST, and Long Island City-- but it's growing. 

Try it here. Now. 

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