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For Buyers

HOAs vs. Common Charges vs. Real Estate Taxes
HOA fees and condo common charges are paid to the managing bodies responsible for the community, while property taxes are paid to the city government.

What Are Inspections?
An inspection is an assessment of the property’s condition done by a licensed professional in which they aim to identify any problems with the property.

How To Financially Plan The Purchase Of Your First Apartment In NYC
When you are buying your first apartment in NYC, you may wonder “how difficult it can be to switch from
For Sellers

Air Rights – What Are They?
Air Rights or development rights refer to the building/selling rights a lot owner in NYC has for the maximum buildable area they haven’t utilized yet.

What Is An Estate Sale?
Estate sale refers to the real estate that is being sold by the heirs or a trust (or the state) after the passing of the owner of the property.

What You Need To Know About NYC Real Estate Contract Contingencies
As a buyer, you need to know all about the contingencies you can add to your real estate contract to give you an easy way out, as well as when you might need to waive them.
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

A Renter’s Rights And Responsibilities In NYC
Renter’s Rights In The NYC Fair Housing- Everyone in NYC, regardless of their race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation, has
New Development

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.

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

Downsizing in NYC – Strategies and Best Practices
Whether you rent or own your home in NYC, there comes a time when you have to upsize or downsize