REAL ESTATE
Buying
Buying a house, co-op, or condo is one of the biggest transactions of your life. Look for a New York real estate lawyer who will not look upon your purchase as merely "a closing." The transaction is multi-
faceted – negotiating the contract; procuring title
insurance; assisting with your mortgage application,
including such factors as rate, duration, points,
amortization, prepayment penalties, and hidden fees;
and protecting your rights at the closing. Your lawyer
must pay attention to detail. I'll make sure you get what
you bargained for and can usually quote a complete
fee from the very first call.
Selling
When you sell a house, co-op, or condo, you're
preparing for a change – more space for your growing
family; a smaller space with fewer maintenance headaches; relocating for a career change; or many other circumstances. You want a smooth transaction. You have enough going on to have to worry about whether your lawyer has made your needs his priority. I'll make sure everything goes as easily as possible. I can usually quote a complete fee from the first call.
Buying a home may be your largest single investment .
Selling a home signals a major change in your life.
Either way, you need a lawyer who makes your concerns his top
priority.
212 791-6240
225 Broadway, Suite 3010
New York, New York 10007
225 Broadway, Suite 3010
New York, New York 10007
Other Real Estate-Related Legal Services
I also have experience in other real-estate related legal services,
including commercial transactions and leases, issues involving
easements and liens, gratuitous transfers, issues that involve various
municipal and state administrative agencies, and litigation that
arises from real estate-related issues.
Did you know . . .
- That when a married couple buy a home, if the deed is carelessly
drafted, it could create difficulties in the event of the death of one of
the spouses? Deeds can be drafted to create a tenancy by the entirety
(joint ownership by a husband and wife), a joint tenancy with right of
survivorship, or a tenancy in common (where each of two or more owners
is entitled to a portion of the ownership interest).
- That if your neighbors use a small portion of your property for their
own use, there are circumstances in which after a period of time, those
neighbors may attain ownership of that portion of your property?
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