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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Homeowners Insurance for Condos and Co-ops Explained
You probably spent a lot of time looking and saving for that New York City condo or co-op apartment. But before you can start choosing paint schemes and moving in,…
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Hiring a Property Management Company
Hiring a property management company will be one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a real estate investor. A person you’ll be entrusting with your investments, so naturally,…
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Condo vs Townhouse: Which is Best for You?
When it comes to deciding between a condo vs. townhouse to purchase in New York City, most people think about condos and co-ops. There are several differences between these two…
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Books to Read for Real Estate Investment
If you’re looking to make your money work for you, then one of the most tried and tested ways is with real estate investing. But with property costing so much,…
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Buying an Old Condo or Co-op?
You may love the history and architectural details in an older co-op or condo building, and feel newer buildings do not have the same features. These nuances might include parquet…
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The Condo and Co-op Master Building Insurance Policy
Having insurance is vital for every homeowner, but a surprising number of people don’t understand what their insurance covers. Or, more specifically, what is covered by apartment insurance and what…
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Post Closing Liquidity Requirements
Buying a New York City co-op or condo requires a substantial amount of money. However, it is not enough to save up cash for the down payment and closing. You…
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How to Stop Hackers from Hacking Your Smart Home
The Internet of Things (IoT) is about connecting devices to the net. It involves many ordinary devices that are found around the home, such as coffee makers, washing machines, dryers,…
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Board Elections: Voting Particulars
Co-ops and condos both have a board of directors that oversee matters, but how they get into office is a bit opaque. While a directorship is an elected position, the…
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