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Sam
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Should I even consider buying an apartment in NYC if I'm now paying the AMT tax and can't deduct property? asked by Sam

Property taxes on a Manhattan apartment are low in comparison to most other places. ... read more answered by Mitchell Hall

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What year was the condo building on 215 West 95th St. NY, NY 10025 built?

Answered Sat Aug 11 2007, 15:43 by Mitchell Hall - New York - Curb Appeal
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Sam
Home Buyer

Should I even consider buying an apartment in NYC if I'm now paying the AMT tax and can't deduct property? asked by Sam

Property taxes on a Manhattan apartment are low in comparison to most other places. ... read more answered by Mitchell Hall

Mrs. Isaac
Buyer & Seller

how can get back a deposit if i cant get a loan on a new construction? asked by Mrs. Isaac

Dear Ms.Isaac, Your first line of protection is the contract you entered into with the builder. Typically if you are declined for a mortgage y... read more answered by Irene Anders…

Tripel
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Tman, he is not buying the property he now rents, he is looking to purchase and has so far 3 apartments "I talked to my broker to see what he ... read more answered by Adina Greenb…

Gina
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What are the tax implications for foreigners wishing to invest in a rental property in NYC? asked by Gina

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Alison
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A lender I've been working with told me to avoid co-ops because it is much harder to get financing. Is this? asked by Alison

Someone telling you to stay away from co-ops because it is to difficult for THEM to ... read more answered by Ryan

Adam
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What's the best neighborhood to live in Manhattan for a young single ? asked by Adam

It really depends on what your interests are. And what "I don't earn a lot of money" means. Certainly everything is relative, but Manhattan ca... read more answered by K

Kim
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Do I really need to get a buyers agent when looking for a condo in NYC? asked by Kim

Kim, Hi. As much research as you do on your own, on Trulia, or Property Shark or any other web site, even brokerage websites you can't possib... read more answered by Alen Moshkov…

Options Real…
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To New York real estate agents: I would love to hear interpretations of Broker agency- and why it makes more asked by Options Real…

Thank you- I agree. Broker agency appears to be a broker friendly method, as opposed... read more answered by Options Real…

Mr. DukeQuell
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Hey Mr. DukeQuell. Question to you. Is this a brand new condo and is in a pre-construction state? If that is the case, you almost guaranteed... read more answered by Alen Moshkov…

Julie
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The developer just pushed back our closing date - this could potentially cost us thousands of dollars as far asked by Julie

Just as in some of the answers below, it isnt uncommon for there to be delays in new... read more answered by shong

Boris M
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what do you think about prices for real estate in harlem for the next 6-12 months? asked by Boris M

The City Planning Commission approved a major rezoning plan for 125th Street in Marc... read more answered by Mitchell Hall

Constance
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Is $345 too much to pay for a 1 bedroom at 70-72 Park Terrace West in New York? The kitchen and bath are asked by Constance

I agree with Patrick. My buyer bought a year ago a convertable two around the corner... read more answered by Adina Greenb…

BreTT
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So im lookin at a place that is 1M. I have the 10% down or 100K. It is a 4 family and im going to occupy 1 asked by BreTT

I dont think there is a single lender out there willing to lend 90% on a 4 family. ... read more answered by shong

Lily
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My parents have a lease in the house that my aunt owns. My aunt is selling the house. Their lease is up in asked by Lily

The lease always supercedes the sale. You can have your parents write a new lease f... read more answered by Gail Gladsto…

Edward
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Is there a stamp tax the buyer g=has to pay when buying a house? asked by Edward

To clarify, I was referring to NYC purchases only. read more answered by shong

Numo
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I discovered my former agent has been listing my property on/off the market without my permission! asked by Numo

That your property wasn't removed from all access is not acceptable- contact the NYD... read more answered by Options Real…

Patrick Rath…
Buyer & Seller

can a real estate broker in Manhattan pay my own LLC a substantial referral fee for introducing a buyer? asked by Patrick Rath…

one thing repliers did not ask - are you an attorney? If so, you can accept a commi... read more answered by Ryan Adams

Amar
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I'm looking for 3 bed and 1.1 bath near train station. around half a million young colonial. Any reco? asked by Amar

I think that you should look into the harlem community, it is very convient and it i... read more answered by Ashli Clark

Marcelino
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Why would a sponsor/builder pay for the condo maintenance cost for the first year? Have they just added that asked by Marcelino

It is better for a sponsor to negotiate or give a brake on something other than the ... read more answered by Andrusha Boh…

Phyllis Scha…
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Information on benefits and pitfalls of buying an HDFC co-op in Harlem? asked by Phyllis Scha…

HDFC co-ops are intended to be the permanent homes for low- to moderate-income families. HDFC regulations require use of the apartment as a prim... read more answered by Mitchell Hall