“Landlord Represents that there is a currently valid certificate of occupancy for the Premises” So reads the new section 235-bb of the New York State Real Property Law, which effective November 29, 2017 affects all New York residential properties of 1-3 units. The statute requires that a valid certificate of occupancy, or certificate of compliance if there are grandfathered elements to the Continue Reading
How Brokers Work Together
One of the questions both sellers and buyers often ask is: how do real estate brokers work together to sell properties? The process on the East End of Long Island, and even more so on Shelter Island, is different from other areas in New York State and indeed throughout the country. In New York State, most properties listed for sale are offered on an exclusive basis, where one agent at a Continue Reading
