Selling a UES apartment with unapproved work is not necessarily impossible, but it is rarely a problem that can be solved by calling a contractor
Buying a UES co-op with building debt is not automatically a bad deal. It is a deal that requires two separate underwriting exercises: the cooperative
Selling a Manhattan apartment with a judgment lien is a closing issue, not automatically a reason to abandon sale. Identify what was entered, where docketed,
A buyer can clear the price, lender, and cash requirements and still discover that the proposed ownership structure does not fit the building. Buying a
Selling new development with few comps starts with a distinction: an owner resale in a newly built Manhattan condo is not the sponsor’s remaining inventory.
A buyer can be fully preapproved and still lose financing because the condominium project does not qualify. That is the central fact behind financing a
Selling a tenant-occupied Kips Bay condo means marketing a home with an active lease, not treating its resident as a problem. The lease, the condo’s
At the same $890,000 price, a resale condo with 20% down may require roughly $195,800 to $213,600 for the down payment plus a 2% to
Selling a tenant-occupied FiDi condo means transferring a home and an existing landlord-tenant relationship. For neighborhood pricing context, see selling a condo in the Financial
