Maybe your employer suddenly shut down or there's been a reduction in the workforce that's left you unemployed. Whatever the circumstances, your mortgage payment is looming, and you don't have enough money coming in from other sources to pay the bill.
What are the risks of making a cash offer on a house?
You've noticed that it's a seller's market out there in real estate -- but you've finally found the home of your dreams. You've heard that all-cash offers make up roughly 29% of single-family home sales, and you're wondering if putting cold, hard cash on the table will convince the seller to pick your offer above all others.
Should you use a quitclaim deed in your divorce?
You're getting a divorce, and your spouse wants to keep the family home. You're amenable to that, but you need to find a way to transfer the title of the property to your ex's name alone. Should you use a quitclaim deed?
3 tips for those purchasing a home in New York City
Finding the perfect apartment in your preferred New York City neighborhood can sometimes feel as if you are hunting for unicorns. Some claim the mythical beasts exist, yet no one has ever found one.
What can go wrong before closing on your home?
You're probably looking forward to wrapping up the closing on your new home -- with good reason. Buying a home is an exciting experience.
Tips for buying vacant land
Buying a home is great -- but building your own is often better. If you want to build, however, you first have to find someplace to do it. That means buying a vacant piece of land, however, before you can get started.
Is an assumable mortgage right for you?
When you buy a home, the most common thing to do is to get a brand-new mortgage so that you can pay the seller's asking price. The seller may or may not have a mortgage that needs to be paid off with part of that money.
Can you back out of a home purchase?
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?
