A closing is a meeting at which a buyer gives a seller money in exchange for the deed (for condos) or the proprietary lease (for co-ops). Most closings occur 60 to 90 days after the contract is signed.
Now that you’ve found a property that ticks those boxes, it’s time to ask: “Do I need a home inspection?”
Under this umbrella term are different types of tax programs, such as the “421-a tax abatement,” the “J-51 tax abatement” and simply, “tax exemption.”
A great real estate broker will help you unlock the most amount of money from the sale of your home while limiting wasting any time, energy, or money.
