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I am a NYC real estate professional, now based in London UK.
I run newyorkproperties ltd; a company that specializes in the marketing, rental and sales of New York real estate to the UK and European markets.
Beside offering short term accommodations online, we consult, advise and bring solutions to companies and individuals looking to invest or relocate to NYC.
"Much better than staying in a hotel. Our loft apartment was very spacious, while my sister's studio in the same building was perfect for a couple. The location was excellent as well, especially for the price. I have recommended your services to friends visiting New York and I will definitely book through you again in the future. - July 15/07"
Pamela & Neil R
Serge in Lon
's Questions (1)
Serge in Lon
's Answers (5)
Serge in London answered:
Dear c.h.e, you are right to wonder about the condo rules.
They do differ from one building to the other. Some are more restrictive than others. Generally the new builds condos. Look around for a condo that has relaxed rules and set up for investors even if you are not one.
Contact me saoussou@newyorkproperties.co.uk and I can make you some recommendations.
All the best. - Mon Jun 23 2008, 12:45
Serge in London answered:
Hi there. I can understand your concerns.
The best thing you can do right now is to look at the building historic record and do some comparable on that particular unit or anything in the building or even on the same street for the lat 5 to 10 years if you can. Get the records out.
It is good to buy with your head but when it comes to your home, I think that its OK to follow your heart (in this case your partner's heart). Remember that it will be YOUR HOME. Happiness deserve to take first position if you can afford it. So go on, do some quick comparable s and buy your dream home. Good luck. - Mon Jun 23 2008, 12:42
Serge in London answered:
Condo is your best bet in general. However, make sure you understand its particular rental rules.
We can help you find buildings that will work best for your situation.
Where in Europe are you? If its UK, we can set up a meeting the London office to give you full assistance in locating the most suitable property. - Mon Jun 23 2008, 02:48
Serge in London answered:
Is it for investment or to live in? The answer to this question will make a difference.
In general, I think that the best time to buy real estate is when you have a property that is priced well and that can support itself. High interest, low interest, etc... It has to do with debt repayment.
Buy it with good terms, get some income that will pay the bills and watch your investment grow.
Make sure you do not over pay for it. Good luck! - Mon Jun 23 2008, 02:16
Serge in London answered:
You could use sites like
http://www.newyorkproperties.co.uk that market specifically to UK and European buyers and investors. Listing is FREE but deals are done by referal. Hope that helps.
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