SPOTLIGHT ON: Greg and Julie Tsougranis
They first met in 2009 at the landmark Russian Samovar Restaurant in Manhattan, and six months later they were married.
The opinion permits Dual Agency or Dual Agency with Designated Sales Agents if the seller has agreed to Advanced Informed Consent to Dual Agency and/or Advanced Informed Consent to Dual Agency with Designated Sales Agents by indicating the same and signing the agency disclosure form.
The fair housing complaint stems from a WRO investigation and subsequent complaint filed with DHR in 2021.
The TOD deed is non-testamentary, which means that the interest in the real property transfers automatically to the designated beneficiary named in the TOD deed by operation of law and no probate or administration proceeding is required.
The Government Affairs Department at HGAR will be facilitating the first ever New York City Lobby Day on Oct. 23rd. In collaboration with the Long Island Board of Realtors, both organizations will be converging on City Hall to speak to our City Council members about our issues.
According to the FBI’s 2023 Internet Crime Complaint Center Report, there were more than 101,068 complaints filed by individuals over 60 years old resulting in more than $3.4 billion in losses in 2023.
One requirement of the law mandating the use of written contracts for compensation will impact NYS brokers significantly.
OneKey has established that effective Aug. 8, 2024, they will no longer display any offers of cooperating compensation to any cooperating brokers.
A significant portion of our end-of-session efforts was focused on opposing legislative proposals that would have negatively impacted New York’s real estate sector.
It is important for an attorney to inform the seller the Property Condition Disclosure Statement does not require a seller to make any independent investigations relating to the subject matter contained in each of the questions contained therein.
NAR had several topics it wanted HGAR and the rest of the Realtor community on the Hill that day to hammer home.
This dispute could have far-reaching implications beyond the real estate industry, as the split-decision ruling from the Circuit Court conflicts with the existing precedent of both the D.C. Circuit Court and the U.S. Supreme Court.
A noteworthy legislative amendment was the exclusion of “squatters” from the definition of “tenant” under the current tenancy laws.
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