Practicing Home-Buyer Etiquette
Everyone wants to find the best deal, particularly when it comes to making a home purchase. After all, although the market has been softening, the median sales price for all…
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Larry Rothman
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Larry Rothman has over two decades' of experience in the financial services industry. He has worked for institutional brokerages and research firms as an Analyst. In this capacity, he has analyzed the economy and a variety of financial instruments across a wide array of industries. He's also been a freelance writer explaining a variety of topics in personal finance, real estate, and investing. He is a CFA Charterholder and has an M.B.A. in Finance.
Can a Buyer Sue a Realtor? Examining New York’s Real Estate Misrepresentation Laws
With the real estate laws in New York being caveat emptor or ‘buyer beware,’ it helps buyers always to exercise caution in a big real estate purchase. One of the…
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Making an Offer in the Current Market
Various reports showed New York City’s real estate market continued to slow in the third quarter. Co-op and condo prices fell, while unit sales were weaker, and inventory increased, according…
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When a Co-op Board Asks for Guarantor
A co-op board does not have to outright reject your application. If they have a concern about your financials (e.g. short job history, insufficient earnings, etc.), the board may provide…
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Things You Should Know Before Buying an Apartment
It is easy for buyers to get caught up in the emotion of the moment. This is particularly true for first-time homebuyers. You may fall in love with an apartment.…
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How Real Estate Investors Can Prepare for Slowdown
With the current economic expansion surpassing ten years and some potential headwinds on the horizon (e.g., tariff battles), some economists and others are calling for a slowdown. If you are…
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Buying a Condo vs. Co-op in New York City
Most people who already live in New York City have a relatively firm understanding of the real estate market and how it differs from other cities. Particularly true in regards…
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Know What Co-op Boards are Looking for in Applicants
New York City’s co-op boards are notoriously fickle. They can reject you for virtually any reason, providing it does not break any laws. Notably, the board cannot deny your application…
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Real Estate Closing Process: What to Expect
First time home buyers are anxious to start life in their new place. After all, navigating the concrete jungle is not easy, particularly when in a seller’s market. Certain things…
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Doorman Duties Of Doorman Buildings in New York City
Doormen might be a dime a dozen in New York City, but the good ones are rare. If you polled New Yorkers about how happy they are with theirs, I’d…
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