Fair Offer NY Blogs
When You Sell to a Long Island Cash Buyer, Whose Name Goes on the Deed?
Sold to a Long Island cash buyer? Four different things can happen to your contract before closing. Here is how to tell which one you signed.
After a House Fire in Mount Vernon, NY: Rebuild or Sell As-Is?
After a fire in Mount Vernon, is it smarter to rebuild with the insurance money or sell as-is? The honest arithmetic, side by side.
Selling a Hoarder House in Yonkers: It’s Not the Clutter That Stops the Sale
Clutter rarely stops a Yonkers house sale, blocked access does. What a cash buyer must reach, what the city checks, and what to leave in place.
Who Has to Agree Before You Can Sell the Long Island House You Grew Up In?
Siblings, a parent still in the house, a name on an old deed: who legally has to agree before a long-held Long Island house can be sold.
Do You Have to Empty a Brooklyn House Before You Can Sell It?
No law says a Brooklyn house must be empty to sell. Here is what is actually required, what is not, and when clearing it out is worth it.
Staten Island Foreclosure: When Is a Cash Sale the Wrong Move?
Facing foreclosure on Staten Island? Four situations where a cash sale is the wrong move, and the two where it genuinely is the right one.