726 Autumn Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 726 Autumn Avenue in East New York, owned by Mohammed Tutul, has experienced several notable maintenance issues since 2012, with the most recent concerns occurring in 2018. The property, constructed in 1910, is a single-story building that has faced recurring challenges with basic services and pest control.

In October 2018, there was a verified incident of inadequate heat and hot water services, classified as an emergency situation, though these facilities were reportedly restored within a few days of the complaint. The building's rodent inspection records show an ongoing pest management problem, with four consecutive failures recorded between 2016 and 2018, including inspections in both July and August 2016, as well as September 2018.

Notably, two of the three rodent inspections conducted in 2016 were marked as compliance checks, suggesting prior violations had been documented, while the building had successfully passed a rodent inspection in April 2012. The repeated nature of the rodent-related failures, combined with the service disruption in 2018, indicates some historical challenges with building maintenance, though there are no recorded incidents of these types in the subsequent years through the most recent available data.