Searching for the perfect office or retail space in New York to house your business? The location and amenities are important, but so is the type of commercial net lease that comes with it. A net lease is a type of rental agreement where you pay rent plus a portion or...
Whether you are building a house, a building or an outdoor structure, you deserve to receive the results that you paid for. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. If your project ended up with significant defects and other evidence of subpar work, you could...
Buying property for development requires you to check for hidden restrictions that might affect your plans. One common issue developers face is that of prescriptive easements, which give others legal rights to use parts of your property. These rights often develop...
Buying or selling property in New York can feel like navigating a maze, especially when taxes are involved. One of the key concerns for many real estate clients is the real estate transfer tax. What is it, and who pays for it? Whether you are a buyer or a seller,...
As a tenant in New York, you have specific rights that protect you from unfair eviction practices. Self-help evictions occur when landlords try to force tenants out of their homes without following proper legal procedures. These actions are illegal and can leave...
Thinking about buying commercial property in New York? It can be a great way to grow your wealth, but it's not without risks. Due diligence is the process of evaluating a potential investment to uncover any risks or issues before committing. Before you push through...
Picture this: You're a landlord faced with a tenant request to keep a service animal, or you're a tenant who relies on one. What now? The intersection of disability rights and property management often creates confusion. Service animals play a vital role for many New...
Contingencies are an investor’s safety net in commercial real estate contracts. When you and the seller sign a purchase agreement, you both commit to the deal. However, by including contingencies, you create specific requirements that each party must fulfill before...