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With Halloween just around the corner, it’s a good time to go visit haunted houses in your area. But while it’s one thing to tour a haunted house for scary fun, it’s quite another to unwillingly share living space with a spectral roommate. If you’re not comfortable...
When someone sells a home in New York, they are required to make certain disclosures under state law. This way, the buyer understands any potential complications with the property. They can factor this in when deciding if repairs need to be made or simply when...
Multi-family housing is a solid investment for some people, but it’s one that must be considered carefully to ensure that the investor understands the risks that come with this purchase. Most people know they need to consider things like the location and their budget,...
Discovering that a property you want to buy has an easement on it should give you pause for thought. An easement means that your private property may not be private all the time. Easements are a legal mechanism giving one party the right to pass over another party’s...
Buying a home can be a complex affair but it is important to remain calm and follow the appropriate steps. One of those is to put contingency clauses into the contract before you agree to buy. Contingencies allow you to back out without penalty if specific issues crop...
