Closing the deal on a commercial real estate property can be a huge step forward for your business. There are exciting opportunities ahead, but you should not let that blind you to the necessity of carefully checking over a lease before signing it. There are a number...
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3 common title issues to look for in a title report
Before making a significant investment and purchasing a property, the seller needs to review the title report for any potential issues. One must address these title impediments before closing on the property to ensure that the buyer gets a clear title. Knowing what...
How can you evict a bad tenant in New York?
New York law allows landlords to evict tenants for several reasons. However, you must follow procedure strictly to ensure you do not face any legal repercussions. Causes to evict a tenant The most common reasons landlords need to evict tenants include the following:...
Attorney Bradley D. Schnur Presents New York Mets All-Star Jeff McNeil with Award in Recognition of His Support of a Local Little League
Attorney Bradley D. Schnur presented New York Mets All-Star Jeff McNeil with an award.
4 mistakes to avoid when closing on a residential property
Purchasing a New York home is an exciting adventure and is cause for celebration, but be careful about the decisions you make between now and closing. Here are four mistakes to avoid when closing on a residential property. 1. Spending too much If your home purchase is...
Attorney Bradley D. Schnur Quoted in Newsday Article Regarding Plans to Close New York State ERAP Program
“It becomes almost fool’s gold,” said Schnur. “If the program doesn’t pay … it digs the hole deeper for the tenant, and the landlord is still having to sit and wait until there is an outright denial or a full approval.”
Why rent is going up (and what you can do about it)
Renting can be an endless battle. With rent rates rising, it can seem like you will be a renter forever, no matter your goals. As with many other goods and services, rental rates are going up. However, climbing rent prices are not all driven by the inflation other...
‘Good cause’ eviction debate returns to New York State Assembly
Four years after it was first proposed, "good cause" evictions have returned to the agenda in Albany. Lawmakers are expected to consider this idea as part of a slate of housing bills during the 2023 session. If it becomes law, good cause evictions would make it more...
Why an unfamiliar debt collector might sue you
If you are paying off a debt and one day, an unfamiliar person serves you with a lawsuit, it can be a daunting experience. How can you respond appropriately when you do not even know the basis of the lawsuit? There are many possible reasons that an unknown creditor...
How to handle a medical debt lawsuit
Medical care can be costly, and you could find yourself in debt if you struggle to pay your expenses. Furthermore, a hospital or healthcare facility can initiate a lawsuit and sue you for your debts. Knowing your rights can help you navigate these tricky legal...