If you own a condo or co-op in New York City, you might be able to lower your property taxes through a program called STAR (School Tax Relief). Started in 1997, STAR helps eligible homeowners reduce the part of their taxes that goes to schools. This program...
Keeping your residents safe is a priority for you, whether you’re renting out one NYC property or an entire portfolio of units and buildings in New York City. Gas safety is particularly important, and there’s an existing law (Local Law 152) that ensures you’re...
Serving on a co-op board or as part of a condo association in New York City comes with a lot of responsibility. It’s a great way to play a leadership role in how your building is managed, it provides an opportunity for you to develop close relationships with...
Buying a co-op in NYC is a great way to purchase property in your desired neighborhood. There’s a lot involved in the purchase, however, and you may need some help navigating the process, whether you’re new to the market or you’ve done this type of purchase before. ...
Staying on top of all the federal, state, and city laws that govern property and associations can be a challenge. Things change constantly, and the courts can interpret laws differently from year to year and jurisdiction to jurisdiction. The best way to protect...