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In this article You want to invest in real estate, but you don’t have the money. Are you out of luck? Good news—money is NOT a dealbreaker. There are several levers you can pull to get the capital you need, and today’s guest is going to share them with you! Welcome back to the Real

Courts allow co-op boards significant power over building finances, including assessments — if the fees are in ‘good faith.’Q: I am a shareholder in a Riverdale co-op, and the board recently announced a $500,000 assessment that must be paid over the next three years. Based on my calculation, on average, each shareholder will be charged

In this article Jazz icon and Los Angeles native Roy Ayers once famously sang, “Everybody Loves The Sunshine.” Never have truer words been said. The Sunbelt states are having their moment in the (ahem) sun, with hordes of new residents taking flight from cold or pricey Northern and coastal states like migratory birds at the first hint of

In this article New York State legislative leaders have agreed on a preliminary housing deal aimed at tackling affordability and supply problems, which are especially severe in New York City.  The legislation, which was intended to balance the interests of tenants and property owners/developers, has spurred discontent on both sides. A group of Democratic lawmakers indicated they would not support some of the provisions, which they believe

In this article In the last 16+ years, I’ve worked with many investors. Occasionally, I am asked about two or more people pooling their resources to buy properties. This can work, but there is a potential pitfall: assumptions. For example, suppose two friends decide to pool resources and invest together. They have known each other for many years, so

More important but less celebrated, Pierrepont then shifted his pitch to promise that the neighborhood character would be backed up by a legal guarantee. Only dwelling houses would be allowed — no rear-lot cooperages or blacksmith shops mixed in with residential uses. The homes had to be made of brick, with slate or metal roofs

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A three-bedroom houseboat, a duplex in a 19th-century brick building and a renovated townhouse with a roof terrace.Honders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingHonders/AltingIJburg | €995,000 ($1.05 million)A three-bedroom houseboat in a floating gated community on Amsterdam’s waterfrontThis three-bedroom houseboat is moored in a gated community in IJburg, an archipelago of several artificial islands with contemporary mixed-use developments on the Amsterdam

David Saint, a theater director and a producer of the 2021 film version of “West Side Story,” is selling his duplex with a wraparound terrace in the East Village.As soon as he stepped inside the East Village duplex 12 years ago, the theater director David Saint knew that it would be his next home.“I saw

A new version of the Pritzker Prize-winning architect’s Paper Log House is on display at the Glass House in New Canaan, Conn.At the architect Philip Johnson’s former estate in New Canaan, Conn., there has long been a Glass House and a Brick House. Now there’s also a Paper House.The Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Shigeru Ban’s