What Happens Now?

After reaching the pinnacle of either accepting an offer (as a seller) or having an offer accepted (as a buyer), the next question becomes "Well, what happens now?" I've got your answers here.

sellingJim WintersJuly 25, 2017selling, attorney

The Accepted Offer

For anyone new to real estate transactions, the many seemingly interchangeable terms can be quite confusing. In this post, we attempt to clear up The Accepted Offer and it means

sellingJim WintersJuly 24, 2017selling, offer

Pre-Qualify Yourself

Much like the Boy Scout's motto of "Be Prepared", it's often smart to be prepared during a real state residential sale. Here, I prepared some tips on how to be ready

sellingJim WintersJuly 24, 2017pre-qualify, financing, selling

The Co-op Interview

Any interview can be nerve-racking. But this one is a little different as it can determine where you call home for the foreseeable future. Never fear as we have some very simple tips to remind you how you'll knock this out of the ballpark

buyingJim WintersJuly 5, 2017real estate, new york city, co-op, interview, co-op board, buying

Condo Versus Co-op

The rules for dinner conversation, as stated by many of Manhattan and Brooklyn’s esteemed successful-ites are, 1) Never discuss religion; 2) Never discuss politics; and 3) Never discuss condo versus co-op. But what do you really know about their benefits?

buyingJim WintersJune 22, 2017buying, real estate, new york city, condos, co-ops, brooklyn

Purchaser’s Due Diligence

The layout is perfect, the view is out of this world, you have always dreamed of having your own bathroom, and…you have an accepted offer. Still, don’t break out the champagne just yet: you have an important task ahead.

buyingJim WintersJune 21, 2017due diligence, buying, real estate, new york city