Top Reasons To Sell Your Long Island Condo Now Condo Owners Ask: "Is Now the Right Time to Maximize My Condo's Value by Selling" Listen Up Owners, Here's Why the Answer is Yes ~ Current market conditions are favorable for sellers, with low inventory and high demand. Interest rates are making it an attractive time for buyers to purchase. Can be a good time to take advantage of any equity built up in the condo. It may be the right time to sell before any potential market changes or economic shifts. Prevailing market may be a good opportunity to sell before any repairs or updates are needed to your condo You may be able to take advantage of any changes in the local real estate market Consider this may be the right time for a quick sale You might need more or less space, and you're ready to... 02/03/2023

Whether you are selling your home or purchasing a home, you will need the help of a qualified real estate agent.This article will provide you with the information you need to know about what to expect from your real estate agent when selling a home.1) Top Notch MarketingWhen listing your home with a real estate agent, you should expect to receive top notch real estate marketing from them.This means that your home will be marketed in a way that is relevant to the area you are selling in, and will be placed in front of potential buyers who meet your criteria.Real estate agents should provide exposure for your home through online listings and targeted marketing campaigns.With the right Realtor, you can get the best return on your investment when selling your home.2) HonestyWhen selling a h... 01/31/2023

The primary focus of my firm is tax representation and post-tax filing compliance in Parkchester, New York. When taxpayers owe a large debt to the IRS and can’t pay the tax debt, the IRS will seek to collect on the debt through the taxpayer’s assets. If the taxpayer has an asset in which the IRS had placed a tax lien, the taxpayer may think the asset can’t be discharged or sold from under the lien and that somehow the lien prevents the sale of the asset. This simply isn’t true. The asset could in fact be sold from under the lien. The IRS wants nothing more than to collect on the debt and the lien helps to secure that debt. The IRS would rather have the money than property so if the taxpayer could sell it to satisfy the debt, then the IRS would not let the lien interfere with the sale. H... 01/31/2023

Since 2020, the Pandemic, causing the shutting down of the majority of businesses and coming to a standstill; causing people and families to exit major cities away from the crowds and Covid 19 to work remotely from the supposedly safer less dangerous environment in suburbia.  This was one of the stimuli along with the lowest rates on record that propelled the local and domestic U.S. real estate market to excel to heights never experienced in history.  This led to a white-hot sizzling period of time in our real estate market to a much quicker transition in the past year to a more frigid and chilled climate with the doubling of rates. This has occurred more so in the locations where builders and fix and flippers out west have completed and pending construction sitting idle for the last 6+... 01/31/2023