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...
by Tal Rappleyea | Oct 24, 2018 | Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea
A holiday rental property can be one of the most lucrative purchases anyone can make, but it comes with its own set of pitfalls. In order to make the most of this rental property, owners need to know how to effectively manage it. There are pros and cons to owning a...
by Tal Rappleyea | Sep 10, 2018 | Real Estate, Real Estate Law, Tal Rappleyea
A renter should understand their rights as a tenant. Knowing what is and isn’t possible helps avoid any legal situations that could arise during the lease. It also gives the renter the knowledge to know when it’s proper to contact their local housing authority....
