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Tg
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Where is the marble hill area of the bronx,ny that historic homes can be found for sale? asked by Tg

Marble Hill is just above the northern tip of Manhattan, and is actually technically... read more answered by Richard Daub

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i lock in my rates in yesterday march 18th w 30days lock period but i wanted 45days instead can my broker

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Tg
Home Buyer

Where is the marble hill area of the bronx,ny that historic homes can be found for sale? asked by Tg

Marble Hill is just above the northern tip of Manhattan, and is actually technically... read more answered by Richard Daub

Ron
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i have a choice of buying a condo on w. 18th bw 6th and 7th or on w. 28th. which is the wisest purchase all asked by Ron

I would say 18th street, you are closer to the restaurants and night life. Of-cours... read more answered by Alen Moshkov…

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CM1225
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when purchasing an apartment do you need both an appraisel and inspection or is it one thing? asked by Brett

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Claire
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What are the chances of a Green Card Brit buying a co-op in NYC? asked by Claire

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We are in contract and in the process of submitting all our documents to the bank to finalize our morgtage asked by May

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Sone
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Typically how soon do the owners move in after the space is listed as sold on your website? asked by Sone

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Inwoodbuyer
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We are first time home buyers looking to buy a small co-op apartment in Inwood, New York. We're definitely asked by Inwoodbuyer

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Mona C
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are there any areas of manhattan/b'klyn where u can find a deal on a condo? asked by Mona C

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Buyer Agency: I just had an interesting conversation with a listing agent - he told me that 1% was the pay asked by Tom Mcgiveron

Working for a buyer is time consuming for a realtor. In attempting to find what the... read more answered by Joanne Chand…

Carol
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Are there any markets in NYC where real estate is coming down? Any close in to Manhattan? asked by Carol

Absoulutely, In Westchester County we are experiencing a downward buyers' market. an... read more answered by Subomi Macau…