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Property disputes can become very contentious, very quickly. In the United States, these types of situations quickly turn into lengthy and costly legal battles. The best way to deal with property disputes is often to try to keep them from happening in the first place....
When you live in a fast-paced city like New York, sometimes you do not see what is happening until it is too late. For example, you buy a piece of real estate intending to turn it into a restaurant. It has easy access through a short alleyway onto a street with plenty...
Real estate disputes sometimes happen between buyers and sellers. These disputes could even lead to litigation. The prospect of going to court is not something many people look forward to, so you probably want to avoid such a confrontation over your real estate...
When dealing with real estate disputes, it will undoubtedly put pressure on you and cause you stress. Of course, going through litigation will only exacerbate this stress. But did you know that you do not necessarily need to go to court to resolve your disputes?...
Zoning can impact your real estate purchase in many ways. Since it is a government-managed system, zoning issues can be very difficult to clear up. It helps to know from the start what the zoning is for the property you wish to buy. According to the City of New York...
According to the New York Times, real estate industry groups are challenging a New York Department of State decision that impacts fees payable to brokers for apartment leases. New York City brokers have historically managed many aspects of the residential leasing...
New York business owners and landowners alike run into disputes at times. Though these disputes are sometimes easily resolved, this is not always the case. For this reason, you should have dispute resolution methods in your arsenal. The methods you use depend on the...
When you purchase a residential or commercial property in New York City, you are subject to the zoning regulations. These laws govern the use of the property and vary depending on your exact location and other factors, but a variance may be available if issues arise...
As a homeowner, you have a certain amount of control when it comes to how you protect and manage your property. But, of course, you can never control the threats that your property faces. While you can control the security measures that you put around the boundaries...
Your new home has "lovely bones," but some of the surface coverings are relics from a different era. To be frank, they are vastly unsuitable for the needs of your family. It's time to renovate.Hold on a moment. Unless you're only doing some minor cosmetic upgrades,...
