Selling in NYC

The REBNY COVID-19 Health Questionnaire Screening Form is designed to help promote the health and safety of all participants who may be involved with in-person showing or meeting activity for residential and commercial real estate in New York City. The [...]

Sellers and landlords of properties built prior to 1978 in NYC are required to notify prospective tenants and purchasers of the risk of exposure to lead from lead-based paint. Lead-based paint is of particular risk to young children, as lead

Note: This is a legacy article. The vast majority of New York State’s COVID-19 rules and restrictions were lifted on 6/15/21. Learn more here. NYC entered Phase 2 of the New York Forward Reopening plan on 6/22/20. As part of

A memorandum of agreement is a proposed transaction summary that is circulated to lawyers and brokers representing both the buyer and the seller after an accepted offer has been negotiated. The purpose of this document is to inform the lawyers

An offer acknowledgment and registration form in real estate provides written and signed confirmation that a seller has received an offer. The offer acknowledgement form is most commonly used by buyer’s brokers who would like verification that her or his

The New York State Senate had introduced Bill S2892B, commonly referred to as the Good Cause Eviction Bill, which will fundamentally alter the ability of property owners to evict a tenant, subtenant or squatter unless the landlord can demonstrate a

Real estate 3D Virtual Tours are an essential part of a successful marketing strategy for sellers and listing agents in the post-pandemic and increasingly digital era. While the Pandemic was the main catalyst for the widespread deployment of Virtual Tours,

Note: This is a legacy article. The vast majority of New York State’s COVID-19 rules and restrictions were lifted on 6/15/21. Learn more here. No. Per additional guidance from the Real Estate Board of New York's legal counsel, in-person showings