Timeline for Buying Buying a home is very exciting, but it can also be extremely intimidating since it can be difficult to see the big picture. Hopefully the timeline below will take some of the mystery out of the process. Speak with a mortgage broker, bank or financial advisor. 1 to 3 weeks As discussed…
Midtown West Neighborhood Boundaries: 34th Street to the south and 59th Street to the north; Sixth Avenue to the east and the Hudson River to the west Subways: A, B, C, D, E, F, M, 1, 2, 3, N, R, and Q Architecture: Skyscrapers; post war high rises and mid-rises; pre-war buildings dotted along side…
Winter Wanderings – Meandering Around Park Slope & Boerum Hill With winter (finally) on it’s way out this week, I thought today might be a great day to share some of my favorite winter time shots. Now seeing as how we had one too many days below 30 degrees (and 20 degrees), the distance of…
The Importance of Buyer Prequalification Having offers come in for your property can be a wonderful thing. Especially if said offers are near, at or even above ask! But all parties making offers are not necessarily equal. A great offering price is important, but the qualifications of the buyer themselves is equally important. Why? No…
Top Links – March 10, 2015 As we begin our (hopefully not slow) crawl out of the doldrums of winter, it’s time to check out my top picks for real estate news, advice and design from around the web. SAY WHAT?! Renting in Brooklyn Will Take 60% of Your Income? (Brooklyn Magazine) Student Debt May…