Almost all of the real estate agents that work for Nooklyn in the New York City area are very shady in the way they conduct themselves. I'll email the agents with a question about the property (e.g. floor level, elevator availability, cost of parking, etc.), and they almost always respond without answering the question, and saying they can show the apartment, but then ask for move-in date, income, and credit-score. Answering politely that I'll share my personal information after the viewing, they respond with "we can set up a viewing", and ask again about the above questions. Refusal to provide them with this information, and the agent simply stops responding to emails and essentially prevents showing the property. Is any of this behavior legal in NYC?

I'll email the Nooklyn real estate agents in the New York City area with a question about the property (e.g. floor level, elevator availability, cost of parking, etc.), and they almost always respond without answering the question, and saying they can show the apartment, but then ask for move-in date, income, and credit-score. Answering politely that I'll share my personal information after the viewing, they respond with "we can set up a viewing", and ask again about the above questions. 

Refusal to provide them with this information, and the agent simply stops responding to emails and essentially prevents showing the property. 

Is any of this behavior legal in NYC?

Almost all of the real estate agents that work for Nooklyn in the New York City area are very shady in the way they conduct themselves. I'll email rhe agents with a question about the property (i.e. floor level, elevator availability, cost of parking, etc), and they almost always respond without answering the question, and saying they can show the apartment, but then ask for move-in date, income, and credit-score. Answering politely that I'll share my personal information after the viewing, they respond with we can set up a viewing, and ask again about the above questions. Refusal to provide them with this information, and the agent simply stops responding to emails and essentially prevents showing the property. Is any of this behavior legal in NYC?

Almost all of the real estate agents that work for Nooklyn in the New York City area are very shady in the way they conduct themselves. I'll email the agents with a question about the property (e.g. floor level, elevator availability, cost of parking, etc.), and they almost always respond without answering the question, and saying they can show the apartment, but then ask for move-in date, income, and credit-score. Answering politely that I'll share my personal information after the viewing, they respond with "we can set up a viewing", and ask again about the above questions. Refusal to provide them with this information, and the agent simply stops responding to emails and essentially prevents showing the property. Is any of this behavior legal in NYC?