If you've ever had "buyer's regret" after making a $100 purchase, can you imagine how bad it must feel to have buyer's regret over a whole house?
Choose your real estate attorney carefully to avoid problems
Whether you're buying or selling, when you pick an attorney to handle your New York real estate transaction, pick carefully. Whether you're buying or selling, the wrong choice can be a disaster.
New York's new real estate law could affect wealthy buyers
Why should New York care who buys property in the state?
4 important tips to follow when buying undeveloped land
Are you thinking about buying some undeveloped land as an investment? Maybe you have plans to resell it in the future, or you're going to try to develop it yourself.
What do you do when siblings inherit a parent's home?
When your last surviving parent died, you probably assumed that his or her home would be sold and the equity divided among you and your siblings.
Is a second mortgage a bad idea?
You've seen the letters in the mail. They're offering you money based on the equity that you've built up in your home.
Suing for nondisclosure of a defect in a home
You just bought your first home -- so, congratulations are in order! You're excited, and you're ready to settle in!
New York City property owners bracing for changes
Six New York City bills passed as part of the Climate Mobilization Act could affect real estate sales. That's because property owners must make fixes to increase energy efficiency and cut carbon emissions or be fined.
What is a mortgage contingency clause?
Real estate is a big investment. In fact, for many people, purchasing a house is the biggest financial transaction they're ever going to make. Therefore, it pays to be cautious. That's where a mortgage contingency clause can come in handy.
Investing in residential property? Run if you see these problems
Investing in residential property is popular for a number of reasons. It's often a great way for novice investors to get started when building a real estate portfolio and lease negotiations with renters aren't nearly as complicated as the kind that comes with commercial property.
