The COVID-19 Emergency Has Thrown The Real Estate Market Into Disarray
To address non-payment of rent during this pandemic, commercial and residential landlords should prepare a ...
HOW MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING OWNERS, COOP AND CONDO BOARDS, AND MANAGING AGENTS SHOULD DEAL WITH COVID-19
Owners of multi-family buildings, boards of condominiums and cooperatives, and their managing agents should...
Are Documents for Dinosaurs?
Most Millennials and GenZers would say we have become (or should become) an entirely paperless society.
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Reminders Versus Demands
June’s Housing Security and Tenant Protection Act imposed a new requirement on landlords in the event their...
Guidance Issued Regarding the $20 Cap on Application Fees
The New York State Department of State (the “DOS”) has just issued a Guidance for Real Estate Professionals...
Utilization of Surplus Space Requires a Comprehensive Approach
Your cooperative corporation or condominium association has some unused land or space which the Board would...
How Much Is Too Much? When a Late Fee Becomes Unreasonable
Landlords may not impose a late fee for past due rent unless the lease or rental agreement provides for it....
Death of a Shareholder – Having No Family Does Not Mean Profit for the Cooperative
When a deceased shareholder of a cooperative apartment has a family member, an administrator or an executor...