Various Aspects of NY Real Estate Transactions
Real estate laws differ from state to state. Landlords, tenants, homeowners, and investors alike should understand…
Renters on the Rise – Developers Get Creative
The Cooperator® interviewed Craig Delsack, real estate business attorney, about sponsors of new condominium buildings looking…
Foreign Buyers of New York Condos, Coops and Real Estate Can Save Millions of Dollars in Taxes
Absent proper planning, real estate purchased by a foreign investor could cost him or her millions…
Foreigners Purchase One-Third of New York City Condos and 15 Percent of New York City Real Estate
According to an article posted on October 7, 2011 on Crain’s New York Business.com, fifteen percent…
What are the Changes in the Estate Tax Laws?
New legislation, called the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010, was…
Should I Buy or Hold My Investment Property in an LLC?
Deciding what legal entity in which you buy and hold your real estate is important. You…
How to Prepare/Stage Your Home (or Condo or Coop) For Showings — Perception Is Reality
In most cases, you have one shot at impressing potential buyers. If they aren’t impressed, don’t…
What is the Difference Between a Condo and a Coop?
Cooperative apartments ("coops") differ from condominiums ("condos") in several ways. Call (212) 688-8944 to speak to…
How to Buy a Condo, Coop or Real Estate in New York
Manhattan home ownership — whether a condo, coop, or townhouse — can provide you with many…
Using a Real Estate Broker to Sell Your Condo, Coop or Home
Find a broker with whom you are comfortable. A broker can: (1) research comparable sales in…