Finding the right condo can be difficult. In New York City, you might find you’ll need to jump through hoops and over some red tape to find your dream abode. Just as you would in any city, you’ll need to ask a few questions before applying for a mortgage in the Big Apple. 1. Has […]

When it comes time to set up a new business, one of the first questions that many aspiring entrepreneurs will face is which state they should register their corporation. For many years now, Delaware has been the choice for many business owners because their tax laws are relatively advantageous for larger companies. However, recently there

Buying a laundromat in New York City represents a significant investment opportunity, but it requires careful consideration of various complex factors. This guide serves as a vital resource for potential buyers, whether experienced investors or newcomers to the laundry business. Our focus is to provide a clear and comprehensive understanding of the critical aspects involved

Buying a business, next to buying a house, is one of the largest investments you will ever make. A lot of thought and due diligence must go into the process before you conclude the deal. When choosing to buy an existing company, there is a expectation to have a return on investment. Even more so,

Ok folks, it’s time to get down and dirty in an effort to jump into the nitty gritty real property laws that every self proclaimed real estate “know it all” should be well versed in. with that said, let’s introduce Section 235 F 5 and Section 42 of the New York Property Laws as they

We get it – extra cash can be hard to come by when you’re trying to get your new business off the ground. It can be tempting to cut corners to save a few filing fee dollars, and unfortunately that leads too many entrepreneurs into the trap of relying on automated legal services like LegalZoom.

To a casual observer, East Williamsburg may not seem like an obvious place for luxury residential projects. Flatbed trucks rumble down Metropolitan Avenue on their way to and from Queens industrial yards, billowing dust and exhaust over graffiti-covered buildings home to functioning warehouses and nightlife venues alike. Amid the stretch of warehouses stands the Milk

From boom to bust and back again: That’s the recent history of the home prices in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Since 2010, the height of the last real estate boom, prices have nearly tripled in the borough! Back then, open houses were crowded and bidding wars were common, just like they are now. Also much like today,

You may decide to buy an existing business, rather than starting a business from scratch. Buying an ongoing business provides you with the advantage of knowing what you are getting (a business that is either profitable or losing money). On the flip side, buying an ongoing, successful business might mean paying a higher, premium price,