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For Buyers
What Do NYC Homebuyers Need To Know About A REBNY Statement?
REBNY stands for Real Estate Board of New York. It’s a trade association that has been around for over a
What is New Development?
New development is usually a newly constructed or heavily renovated structure that is for sale directly by the developer responsible for the construction/renovation.
Home Buyer’s Remorse: What Is It And How To Get Rid of It?
Home buyer’s remorse comes in several different forms, and it may strike before or after the closing: “Why did I
For Sellers
Selling Your NYC Apartment As-Is? What Do You Need To Know
Selling your apartment as-is means different things to different people. The most widely accepted definition is selling your apartment without
How To Set The Right Asking Price For Your Co-op
Board’s Minimum Sales Price When you are selling your co-op, the first thing you may have to consider is if
A Seller’s Guide To Apartment Appraisals in NYC
What Is An Apartment Appraisal? An apartment appraisal is the professional assessment of an apartment to identify its current fair
For Renters
Rent-To-Own: What It Is And How It Works In NYC
Rent-to-own can be an amazing option for people who want to make a move from renting to buying but still need time to save enough money or build credit.
7 Steps To Finding The Perfect Apartment To Rent With Your Family
Step-1: Evaluate Your Rent Affordability Your expenses naturally rise as your family grows, and making certain lifestyle changes, like replacing
The Basics Of Real Estate Investing
Humanity has known the importance of land and real estate since the agricultural revolution, and it has been an investment vehicle for
New Development
Joining A Co-op Board In NYC: What Can You Expect?
Co-op Board in NYC Co-op boards in NYC have two legal obligations: Following the co-op’s internal rules/bylaws. Changes in these
Everything You Need To Know About NYC Brownstones
What Is Brownstone? Brownstone is a type of sandstone commonly used in construction. It’s not actually used in the structural
What Is A Certificate of Occupancy (C of O)?
In NYC, a Certificate of Occupancy is issued by the Department of Buildings and determines the use and occupancy status of a building. Read on to find out more.
