Case Study: Briarcliff Manor Buyout
I’m going to identify one of the principals here because it’s me. In all of my blathering, I’ve never written […]
Remembering Monica Getz
The world lost a giant of a human being this past week with the untimely passing of Monica Getz. Monica,
The Under-discussed Role of the Realtor in Deciding to Sell or Stay
I’m not going to pretend that I don’t derive my income from selling real estate. Of course I do. And
On Exclusions, Exemptions, and Buyouts
You hire a real estate agent to sell your home. That’s the beginning of the process for most people, regardless
On Conflict: When One Spouse Doesn’t Want to Sell
Divorces almost always involve conflict of some sort. I have heard many people laughingly say that the term “amicable divorce”
Poughkeepsie Case Study: You Have to Show the House
This is a cautionary tale. It was a listing that did not sell back in the Great Recession when homes
Divorce
On Closing Attorneys
New York real estate closings typically involve 3 lawyers, sometimes more. The buyer will have an attorney representing them. The
Nanny Cams and Other Devices
New York State requires home sellers to disclose if they have a nanny cam or other surveillance type of device
Divorce
Valentines Day Sucks
That’s it. That’s the posting today. If divorcing, moving, and all the emotional and financial stress, to say nothing of
The Conundrum
People live indoors. It’s not a fad. So when a client is selling their matrimonial home, they are going to