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Many New Yorkers co-own property with another individual or group. Often, these co-owners are able to agree on the use and maintenance of the property. However, disagreements can arise, leading one co-owner to consider legal action to divide the property. This is...
As buildings age and suffer damage over time, they could become subject to major renovations or repairs. Carrying out these types of work may be necessary to maintain a building's structural integrity and functionality as well as to improve one or more units. However,...
If you are planning to buy a home, you need to be extra vigilant about inspection because there are sellers who will do anything to close a sale - including not disclosing problems with their homes. As a buyer, you need to be vigilant in knowing every single issue...
Buying a house, whether newly constructed or not, is a significant investment for everyone. It might have taken you several visits to the property before finally deciding to buy it. Discovering undisclosed property defects after sealing the deal can be a daunting...
Investing in residential real estate can be a smart financial move in the long-term sense. Those who maintain ownership of real property can convert a fixed ongoing expense generated by the need for housing into a source of personal wealth. Instead of paying rent,...
Any form of construction project may involve the use of noisy machines and equipment. It could be normal for these sites to produce excessive sounds, but they can become too loud, disrupting nearby homes and residential buildings. Whether it is a neighbor or the...
Wherever you are living, whether you own the place or are renting, you will always want to make it a place you can call home. Decor, paint and lighting changes could affect how cozy your living environment is. For someone living in a condo, altering their unit is a...
Your neighborhood was quiet and serene until your next-door neighbor opened a bustling insurance office. As their agents, staff and claimants come and go, day in and day out, you wonder if something can address such disturbance at your apartment complex. Although New...
When you enter into a co-ownership agreement, you tie your financial and legal interests to those of another party. You may have purchased a home with a sibling, inherited a property with other family members or invested in real estate with a business partner. The two...
Dealing with real estate disputes can be challenging, especially if they involve severe errors or problems that can impact the title and the owner's rights. These conflicts often lead to lengthy legal procedures to help clarify the situation and determine an...