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New York Real Estate Legal Minute episodes
- What if the Seller Fails to Pay the Agreed Brokerage Commission?Basic understanding of the New York State Broker's Commission Escrow Act.2 min
- Does the Building Need to be Approved When Securing a Loan?The importance of having a building being "approved" when securing a loan.2 min
- New York State Statute of FraudBasic understanding and definition of the New York State Statute of Fraud.2 min
- What is a Certificate of Occupancy?Basic understanding and definition of a department of buildings certificate of occupancy.2 min
- What is a Mortgage Contingency Clause?
Basic definition of a mortgage contingency clause in a real estate contract of sale.
2 min - Does a Non-N.Y. State Resident Need to Pay the State Capital Gain Tax at Closing?Understanding the requirement of non-N.Y. state residents to file and pay the capital gain tax, if any, at closing.2 min
- What is a Real Estate Appraisal?Basic ways to appraise a property and the general components involved.2 min
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- What Can You do if the Condominium Board is Unresponsive?
If the Condominium Board application has been submitted and the Board is refusing to respond, judicial intervention may be required.
2 min - Can the Bank Collect Additional Monthly Funds as Part of the Loan?Many times banks collect on a monthly basis more than just the principle and interest of the loan. As such, it is important to verify this ahead of time in order to properly budget the borrower's monthly payments.2 min
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Real estate legal tips from Aldad & Associates, P.C., leading and experienced New York real estate attorneys for over 25 years.
The attorneys and staff at Aldad & Associates, P.C. –…
renowned for their expertise, integrity and commitment to excellence – represent years of successful real estate legal advisory in both commercial and residential settings.
The firm was established in 1996 with the goal of offering its clients greater personal attention and cost efficiency through the expertise of our associates and senior attorneys. We place emphasis on providing the highest quality legal representation in a courteous, responsive and professional manner while achieving the rigors of efficiency that are now and will continue to be required from the legal profession.
We are a boutique New York law firm specializing in real estate transactions. Aldad & Associates is recognized and known in the industry for providing the quality legal representation found in the largest firms, together with the reasonable fees and personal service of a boutique firm. A partner of the firm is always available to meet or speak with you during the process so that any of your questions or concerns receive prompt attention.
Visit Aldadlaw.com for more information