As people in New York near retirement, they may naturally feel excited about having the opportunity to fulfill their lifelong ambitions during their golden years. However, it is also important that they plan for the unexpected -- for example, sudden illnesses or...
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Month: August 2019
Residential real estate sales hot in July
Home sales throughout the United States, including in New York, appear to be hot so far this summer. Specifically, sales of existing homes increased in July. This suggests that today's relatively low home loan interest rates are starting to drive residential real...
Commercial real estate is a top area for investment
Investors in New York who are looking to grow their bottom lines may be wise to pursue nonresidential properties this fall. The reason for this is that experts say that now is the best time within the past 40 years to buy commercial real estate. Here are a few reasons...
What is adverse possession and does it affect your property?
As a New York property owner, you want to know everything there is to know about your land or property. After all, if you aren't sure what's yours, how can you protect it? There are certain legal issues that could impact your property use, including something called...
Wills, other documents should answer several questions
Many individuals in New York understandably prefer to discuss topics other than death. This is why many resist the idea of creating estate plans, which includes drafting wills and other documents. Unfortunately, failure to engage in estate planning means that an...
Commercial real estate improvements may help sellers
When owners of nonresidential properties are ready to sell their properties, their first area of focus may be on what they can do to attract buyers to their properties. Potential commercial real estate improvements vary in cost and complexity. However, here are a...