by Tal Rappleyea | Feb 3, 2021 | Insurance, Real Estate, Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea, Uncategorized
Buying a home may be an exciting process, but it’s also one that is fraught with peril for first-time buyers. You must take certain steps to protect yourself while buying a home, especially considering making an offer. As such, it’s important to think...
by Tal Rappleyea | Jan 5, 2021 | Insurance, Real Estate, Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea
Winter in the U.S. real estate market is an indicator of a slow season for many agents. However, a real estate offseason typically happens inside one’s mindset. Some utilize all the tools available to succeed even during such hard times. The following tips can help...
by Tal Rappleyea | Apr 17, 2019 | Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea
Things were out of control in New York City even back in 1913. The naughty, new skyscraper (40-stories) being constructed at 120 Broadway in Lower Manhattan had broken all the rules and was partly to blame. The Equitable Building was considered a...
by Tal Rappleyea | Mar 20, 2019 | Real Estate, Tal Rappleyea
Last year’s real estate housing market started out with sky-high home prices with historically low mortgage rates, which was an advantage for sellers. While the year started out on top, it quickly dwindled halfway through with home price growth decreasing and...
by Tal Rappleyea | Jan 22, 2019 | Real Estate, Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea
For many people, owning a home is a major component of the American dream. It was long thought to be one of the best financial decisions a person could make. Recently, financial experts have begun to question if that is still true. Whether renting or buying makes more...
