Selling your apartment as-is means different things to different people. The most widely accepted definition is selling your apartment without any major improvements or repairs and
Board’s Minimum Sales Price When you are selling your co-op, the first thing you may have to consider is if your board has set minimum
What Is An Apartment Appraisal? An apartment appraisal is the professional assessment of an apartment to identify its current fair market value. It’s conducted by
Differences From Selling Co-op/Condo Selling a townhouse can be different from selling a co-op or condo apartment. Some of these differences exist for both types
Bathrooms are one of the few places in your home where remodeling/renovation can increase the property’s value, at least enough to justify the cost. Even
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.
Compared to partial or cosmetic renovations, a gut renovation project can be costly, challenging, and time-consuming, but it allows you to recreate your home interior almost from scratch.
A flip tax is a transfer fee (usually between 1% and 3%) that co-op sellers have to pay when selling their apartments.
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.
