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Advantages of Working with a Mortgage Broker Queens 

A mortgage broker is a bridge between the borrower and the lender. These brokers have more connections than banks so they can easily find you the best mortgage programs in the city. For harder-to-originate mortgages, the mortgage broker Kew Gardens is the best option. They can even help foreign buyers and entrepreneurs to get investment property and construction loans.

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Welcome to Sun American Mortgage Company, where we make the dream of homeownership a reality. Our website is your one-stop-shop for all your mortgage needs, whether you're a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor.

We understand that the mortgage process can be daunting, which is why we've created a user-friendly website that provides you with all the information you need to make informed decisions. You can learn about the various mortgage products we offer, such as conventional loans, FHA loans, VA loans, and jumbo loans, and determine which one is right for you.

Our website also allows you to apply for a mortgage online, so you can get the ball rolling from the comfort of your own home. And if you have any questions along the way, our experienced loan officers are just a phone call or email away.

At Sun American Mortgage Company, we're committed to providing our clients with exceptional customer service and competitive rates. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to own their own home, and we're here to help make that happen.

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 Address: 116-16 Queens Blvd #204, Queens, NY 11375, United States 

 Website: https://www.getmemortgage.com 

Phone Number: +17185207000 

 Email: info@getmemortgage.com 

  Having credit used to be the only way to get your hands on a normal mortgage before R&J entered the NY loans market. R&J are the experts when it comes to securing home loans for absolutely anyone of any financial standing. No income, no problem- you heard right. Call our Queens, NY Mortgage Loans team today to schedule an appointment with us now. R&J Capital Group LLC is the premier mortgage and loan broker in Queens. We make sure that you’re getting the best rates on the market. We specialize in funding for condos, coops, private homes and commercial structures. No income? No problem, we’ll help anyone attain a no income-no credit mortgage. We have many years of experience dealing with FHA loans. Our offices are located in central Queens in and near Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens, Briarwood, Flushing, Elmhurst, Jamaica, Ozone Park, Middle Village and Fresh Meadows.

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via Short Sale,

  Hey guys, Nicole Espinoza with the Short Sale Queen, today I want to give you three tips on how to purchase a short sale.

  When you’re a buyer, or you’re representing a buyer, in a short sale transaction, it can be super frustrating. And the reason why is that you ultimately have no control of the transaction, you’re solely depending on the listing agent to provide relevant information. Hopefully, they know what they’re doing. So I want to give you guys a couple tips to navigate the process because you’re just trying to purchase property or you’re just trying to represent someone to purchase the property. It’s not up to you to know or to actually facilitate the process. It’s supposed to be the agent.

So the only thing you can do is ask the right questions to make sure. “Do I want to move forward? Am I wasting my time or is this something that’s actually going to close?”

So the first tip is you need to ask the listing agent, “is this an approved price”?

This is probably THE most important question because the assumption for the public is that if you put a house on the market, and you list it at a certain price, that’s the price that they’re willing to accept, right? Well, in a short sale the lender, ultimately is the one that is going to indicate how much they’re willing to accept.

So once the real estate agent gets a listing agreement, generally, they don’t wait for the lender to indicate how much they’re willing to accept. Generally, they just put the house on the market, and they try to get an offer to Submit for Approval.

Well, the problem with that is that you could submit an offer for $100,000, and the bank could come back very realistically at $150,000. And then you waited months, weeks, however long it took to get a response, and now they’re countering much higher than your contract price which is can be super frustrating, especially if you’re capped at a certain number or you’re only willing to pay a certain number.

Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re wasting your time if the bank hasn’t approved the price yet, but understand realistically, if you’re a buyer or you’re representing a buyer and you have a certain timeline, like you’re relocating, and you need to move within the month or your lease is up, and you only have a certain timeframe, putting in an offer for a short sell that is not approved, might not be the best idea. Just because we ultimately, and I say we as the listing agent, ultimately do not determine how long it takes.

The only thing that I can do and my team can do is try to move it along as fast as possible. Understand that the majority of agents out there have no clue what they’re doing. I know that’s a pretty bold statement, but I also know from experience that most of the agents don’t understand short sales.

There’s a reason why it is a niche, because dealing with the bank is a whole other ballgame. You have to understand that every lender and every investor have different guidelines, and they have a different process, you could do a Chase FHA short sale, and then do another Chase that’s a conventional and have a completely different experience. So, I can confidently say that statement because most agents will only do one or two short sales, most of them not being successful. If you have done a short sale before, comment below. I’d love to see the gauge of where people are watching this.

But most of the time agents do one or two short sales, and then they give up because they’re like “this is way too much work”, because they don’t know the questions to ask. Also understand that the agent is just the messenger.

Ultimately the bank is the one that is determining the guidelines and determining whether you are going to be approved as a buyer or the seller is going to be approved, so it’s not up to the agent. The only thing that the agent can do is try to move it along as quick as possible. The second tip I have for you as a buyer or representing a buyer is to ask, how many liens Are you negotiating to the listing agent? The reason why this question is so important is because one off the bat, if the agent doesn’t know the answer to that question, that should be a huge red flag that they have not even pulled title.

The reason why that’s so important in the very beginning is because if they go through the entire process and let’s say, negotiate your offer, but then didn’t realize that there’s a second lien, there’s HOA liens, taxes or whatever the case, they’re going to have to start the process all over because the bank dictated their approval and their terms off of what they submitted. So it’s not as simple as saying, “Oh, hey, you missed something.” If they already got approval, the bank will either come back and say “Tough luck someone else pay for it”, or say “hey, you have to resubmit everything because now our net and all of the terms change.”

So one, make sure that they know how many liens and two this will also give you an appropriate timeline, that if there are two mortgage liens, understand that the first needs to be negotiated, and once that’s approved, they have to now go to the second mortgage and get them to also take a loss, which can extend timeframes.

For my office, our average is three months of processing from start to finish. But the industry standard is six months to a year IF it gets approved. And I’m not trying in any way to talk you out of purchasing a short sale, I want to give you these tips on questions to ask so that you can feel more comfortable in putting in an offer for a potential short sell.

The third tip I have for you is “how far along are they in the process?” You want to ask that question, because if the agent has just got a listing agreement signed, stuck the house on the market, but hasn’t actually done anything with the bank, you need to understand that you are at the very beginning.

They haven’t even started the process, which means that the bank has not even reviewed the application, they haven’t reviewed the sellers’ financials. First before they can even get to your offer, the seller has to be approved for the short sale.

So you could present the bank with the best offer, I’m talking about the best that they’ll ever get, and it will not matter if the seller does not get approved for their financial hardship. So all of that needs to be done before they even consider reviewing your offer to be able to counter or accept. So understand that if they’re at the very beginning of the process, you are still months and months out from even getting an answer.

Again, as a buyer or a buyer’s agent, you want to keep that in mind, so that you know your timeframes in purchasing this short sale.

Hope that helps if you guys are looking for a more in-depth understanding of the process I did write my book “Short Sales Uncensored, you can get this on Amazon we will drop the link so you guys can click on and don’t forget the only Short Sale group worth being a part of on Facebook. If you guys have any questions, it’s a great community that I built and make sure that you are subscribing and hitting the notification bell so that you guys know every week when we put out content. If you guys have something specific that you guys want me to talk about, put it in the comments, and I will do my best to put that out there. Until next time!

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  Hey guys, Nicole Espinoza with the Short Sale Queen, today I want to give you three tips on how to purchase a short sale.

  When you’re a buyer, or you’re representing a buyer, in a short sale transaction, it can be super frustrating. And the reason why is that you ultimately have no control of the transaction, you’re solely depending on the listing agent to provide relevant information. Hopefully, they know what they’re doing. So I want to give you guys a couple tips to navigate the process because you’re just trying to purchase property or you’re just trying to represent someone to purchase the property. It’s not up to you to know or to actually facilitate the process. It’s supposed to be the agent.

So the only thing you can do is ask the right questions to make sure. “Do I want to move forward? Am I wasting my time or is this something that’s actually going to close?”

So the first tip is you need to ask the listing agent, “is this an approved price”?

This is probably THE most important question because the assumption for the public is that if you put a house on the market, and you list it at a certain price, that’s the price that they’re willing to accept, right? Well, in a short sale the lender, ultimately is the one that is going to indicate how much they’re willing to accept.

So once the real estate agent gets a listing agreement, generally, they don’t wait for the lender to indicate how much they’re willing to accept. Generally, they just put the house on the market, and they try to get an offer to Submit for Approval.

Well, the problem with that is that you could submit an offer for $100,000, and the bank could come back very realistically at $150,000. And then you waited months, weeks, however long it took to get a response, and now they’re countering much higher than your contract price which is can be super frustrating, especially if you’re capped at a certain number or you’re only willing to pay a certain number.

Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re wasting your time if the bank hasn’t approved the price yet, but understand realistically, if you’re a buyer or you’re representing a buyer and you have a certain timeline, like you’re relocating, and you need to move within the month or your lease is up, and you only have a certain timeframe, putting in an offer for a short sell that is not approved, might not be the best idea. Just because we ultimately, and I say we as the listing agent, ultimately do not determine how long it takes.

The only thing that I can do and my team can do is try to move it along as fast as possible. Understand that the majority of agents out there have no clue what they’re doing. I know that’s a pretty bold statement, but I also know from experience that most of the agents don’t understand short sales.

There’s a reason why it is a niche, because dealing with the bank is a whole other ballgame. You have to understand that every lender and every investor have different guidelines, and they have a different process, you could do a Chase FHA short sale, and then do another Chase that’s a conventional and have a completely different experience. So, I can confidently say that statement because most agents will only do one or two short sales, most of them not being successful. If you have done a short sale before, comment below. I’d love to see the gauge of where people are watching this.

But most of the time agents do one or two short sales, and then they give up because they’re like “this is way too much work”, because they don’t know the questions to ask. Also understand that the agent is just the messenger.

Ultimately the bank is the one that is determining the guidelines and determining whether you are going to be approved as a buyer or the seller is going to be approved, so it’s not up to the agent. The only thing that the agent can do is try to move it along as quick as possible. The second tip I have for you as a buyer or representing a buyer is to ask, how many liens Are you negotiating to the listing agent? The reason why this question is so important is because one off the bat, if the agent doesn’t know the answer to that question, that should be a huge red flag that they have not even pulled title.

The reason why that’s so important in the very beginning is because if they go through the entire process and let’s say, negotiate your offer, but then didn’t realize that there’s a second lien, there’s HOA liens, taxes or whatever the case, they’re going to have to start the process all over because the bank dictated their approval and their terms off of what they submitted. So it’s not as simple as saying, “Oh, hey, you missed something.” If they already got approval, the bank will either come back and say “Tough luck someone else pay for it”, or say “hey, you have to resubmit everything because now our net and all of the terms change.”

So one, make sure that they know how many liens and two this will also give you an appropriate timeline, that if there are two mortgage liens, understand that the first needs to be negotiated, and once that’s approved, they have to now go to the second mortgage and get them to also take a loss, which can extend timeframes.

For my office, our average is three months of processing from start to finish. But the industry standard is six months to a year IF it gets approved. And I’m not trying in any way to talk you out of purchasing a short sale, I want to give you these tips on questions to ask so that you can feel more comfortable in putting in an offer for a potential short sell.

The third tip I have for you is “how far along are they in the process?” You want to ask that question, because if the agent has just got a listing agreement signed, stuck the house on the market, but hasn’t actually done anything with the bank, you need to understand that you are at the very beginning.

They haven’t even started the process, which means that the bank has not even reviewed the application, they haven’t reviewed the sellers’ financials. First before they can even get to your offer, the seller has to be approved for the short sale.

So you could present the bank with the best offer, I’m talking about the best that they’ll ever get, and it will not matter if the seller does not get approved for their financial hardship. So all of that needs to be done before they even consider reviewing your offer to be able to counter or accept. So understand that if they’re at the very beginning of the process, you are still months and months out from even getting an answer.

Again, as a buyer or a buyer’s agent, you want to keep that in mind, so that you know your timeframes in purchasing this short sale.

Hope that helps if you guys are looking for a more in-depth understanding of the process I did write my book “Short Sales Uncensored, you can get this on Amazon we will drop the link so you guys can click on and don’t forget the only Short Sale group worth being a part of on Facebook. If you guys have any questions, it’s a great community that I built and make sure that you are subscribing and hitting the notification bell so that you guys know every week when we put out content. If you guys have something specific that you guys want me to talk about, put it in the comments, and I will do my best to put that out there. Until next time!

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via Short Sale Queen,

  Hey guys, Nicole Espinoza with the Short Sale Queen, today I want to give you three tips on how to purchase a short sale.

  When you’re a buyer, or you’re representing a buyer, in a short sale transaction, it can be super frustrating. And the reason why is that you ultimately have no control of the transaction, you’re solely depending on the listing agent to provide relevant information. Hopefully, they know what they’re doing. So I want to give you guys a couple tips to navigate the process because you’re just trying to purchase property or you’re just trying to represent someone to purchase the property. It’s not up to you to know or to actually facilitate the process. It’s supposed to be the agent.

So the only thing you can do is ask the right questions to make sure. “Do I want to move forward? Am I wasting my time or is this something that’s actually going to close?”

So the first tip is you need to ask the listing agent, “is this an approved price”?

This is probably THE most important question because the assumption for the public is that if you put a house on the market, and you list it at a certain price, that’s the price that they’re willing to accept, right? Well, in a short sale the lender, ultimately is the one that is going to indicate how much they’re willing to accept.

So once the real estate agent gets a listing agreement, generally, they don’t wait for the lender to indicate how much they’re willing to accept. Generally, they just put the house on the market, and they try to get an offer to Submit for Approval.

Well, the problem with that is that you could submit an offer for $100,000, and the bank could come back very realistically at $150,000. And then you waited months, weeks, however long it took to get a response, and now they’re countering much higher than your contract price which is can be super frustrating, especially if you’re capped at a certain number or you’re only willing to pay a certain number.

Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re wasting your time if the bank hasn’t approved the price yet, but understand realistically, if you’re a buyer or you’re representing a buyer and you have a certain timeline, like you’re relocating, and you need to move within the month or your lease is up, and you only have a certain timeframe, putting in an offer for a short sell that is not approved, might not be the best idea. Just because we ultimately, and I say we as the listing agent, ultimately do not determine how long it takes.

The only thing that I can do and my team can do is try to move it along as fast as possible. Understand that the majority of agents out there have no clue what they’re doing. I know that’s a pretty bold statement, but I also know from experience that most of the agents don’t understand short sales.

There’s a reason why it is a niche, because dealing with the bank is a whole other ballgame. You have to understand that every lender and every investor have different guidelines, and they have a different process, you could do a Chase FHA short sale, and then do another Chase that’s a conventional and have a completely different experience. So, I can confidently say that statement because most agents will only do one or two short sales, most of them not being successful. If you have done a short sale before, comment below. I’d love to see the gauge of where people are watching this.

But most of the time agents do one or two short sales, and then they give up because they’re like “this is way too much work”, because they don’t know the questions to ask. Also understand that the agent is just the messenger.

Ultimately the bank is the one that is determining the guidelines and determining whether you are going to be approved as a buyer or the seller is going to be approved, so it’s not up to the agent. The only thing that the agent can do is try to move it along as quick as possible. The second tip I have for you as a buyer or representing a buyer is to ask, how many liens Are you negotiating to the listing agent? The reason why this question is so important is because one off the bat, if the agent doesn’t know the answer to that question, that should be a huge red flag that they have not even pulled title.

The reason why that’s so important in the very beginning is because if they go through the entire process and let’s say, negotiate your offer, but then didn’t realize that there’s a second lien, there’s HOA liens, taxes or whatever the case, they’re going to have to start the process all over because the bank dictated their approval and their terms off of what they submitted. So it’s not as simple as saying, “Oh, hey, you missed something.” If they already got approval, the bank will either come back and say “Tough luck someone else pay for it”, or say “hey, you have to resubmit everything because now our net and all of the terms change.”

So one, make sure that they know how many liens and two this will also give you an appropriate timeline, that if there are two mortgage liens, understand that the first needs to be negotiated, and once that’s approved, they have to now go to the second mortgage and get them to also take a loss, which can extend timeframes.

For my office, our average is three months of processing from start to finish. But the industry standard is six months to a year IF it gets approved. And I’m not trying in any way to talk you out of purchasing a short sale, I want to give you these tips on questions to ask so that you can feel more comfortable in putting in an offer for a potential short sell.

The third tip I have for you is “how far along are they in the process?” You want to ask that question, because if the agent has just got a listing agreement signed, stuck the house on the market, but hasn’t actually done anything with the bank, you need to understand that you are at the very beginning.

They haven’t even started the process, which means that the bank has not even reviewed the application, they haven’t reviewed the sellers’ financials. First before they can even get to your offer, the seller has to be approved for the short sale.

So you could present the bank with the best offer, I’m talking about the best that they’ll ever get, and it will not matter if the seller does not get approved for their financial hardship. So all of that needs to be done before they even consider reviewing your offer to be able to counter or accept. So understand that if they’re at the very beginning of the process, you are still months and months out from even getting an answer.

Again, as a buyer or a buyer’s agent, you want to keep that in mind, so that you know your timeframes in purchasing this short sale.

Hope that helps if you guys are looking for a more in-depth understanding of the process I did write my book “Short Sales Uncensored, you can get this on Amazon we will drop the link so you guys can click on and don’t forget the only Short Sale group worth being a part of on Facebook. If you guys have any questions, it’s a great community that I built and make sure that you are subscribing and hitting the notification bell so that you guys know every week when we put out content. If you guys have something specific that you guys want me to talk about, put it in the comments, and I will do my best to put that out there. Until next time!

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  Hey guys, Nicole Espinoza with the Short Sale Queen, today I want to give you three tips on how to purchase a short sale.

  When you’re a buyer, or you’re representing a buyer, in a short sale transaction, it can be super frustrating. And the reason why is that you ultimately have no control of the transaction, you’re solely depending on the listing agent to provide relevant information. Hopefully, they know what they’re doing. So I want to give you guys a couple tips to navigate the process because you’re just trying to purchase property or you’re just trying to represent someone to purchase the property. It’s not up to you to know or to actually facilitate the process. It’s supposed to be the agent.

So the only thing you can do is ask the right questions to make sure. “Do I want to move forward? Am I wasting my time or is this something that’s actually going to close?”

So the first tip is you need to ask the listing agent, “is this an approved price”?

This is probably THE most important question because the assumption for the public is that if you put a house on the market, and you list it at a certain price, that’s the price that they’re willing to accept, right? Well, in a short sale the lender, ultimately is the one that is going to indicate how much they’re willing to accept.

So once the real estate agent gets a listing agreement, generally, they don’t wait for the lender to indicate how much they’re willing to accept. Generally, they just put the house on the market, and they try to get an offer to Submit for Approval.

Well, the problem with that is that you could submit an offer for $100,000, and the bank could come back very realistically at $150,000. And then you waited months, weeks, however long it took to get a response, and now they’re countering much higher than your contract price which is can be super frustrating, especially if you’re capped at a certain number or you’re only willing to pay a certain number.

Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re wasting your time if the bank hasn’t approved the price yet, but understand realistically, if you’re a buyer or you’re representing a buyer and you have a certain timeline, like you’re relocating, and you need to move within the month or your lease is up, and you only have a certain timeframe, putting in an offer for a short sell that is not approved, might not be the best idea. Just because we ultimately, and I say we as the listing agent, ultimately do not determine how long it takes.

The only thing that I can do and my team can do is try to move it along as fast as possible. Understand that the majority of agents out there have no clue what they’re doing. I know that’s a pretty bold statement, but I also know from experience that most of the agents don’t understand short sales.

There’s a reason why it is a niche, because dealing with the bank is a whole other ballgame. You have to understand that every lender and every investor have different guidelines, and they have a different process, you could do a Chase FHA short sale, and then do another Chase that’s a conventional and have a completely different experience. So, I can confidently say that statement because most agents will only do one or two short sales, most of them not being successful. If you have done a short sale before, comment below. I’d love to see the gauge of where people are watching this.

But most of the time agents do one or two short sales, and then they give up because they’re like “this is way too much work”, because they don’t know the questions to ask. Also understand that the agent is just the messenger.

Ultimately the bank is the one that is determining the guidelines and determining whether you are going to be approved as a buyer or the seller is going to be approved, so it’s not up to the agent. The only thing that the agent can do is try to move it along as quick as possible. The second tip I have for you as a buyer or representing a buyer is to ask, how many liens Are you negotiating to the listing agent? The reason why this question is so important is because one off the bat, if the agent doesn’t know the answer to that question, that should be a huge red flag that they have not even pulled title.

The reason why that’s so important in the very beginning is because if they go through the entire process and let’s say, negotiate your offer, but then didn’t realize that there’s a second lien, there’s HOA liens, taxes or whatever the case, they’re going to have to start the process all over because the bank dictated their approval and their terms off of what they submitted. So it’s not as simple as saying, “Oh, hey, you missed something.” If they already got approval, the bank will either come back and say “Tough luck someone else pay for it”, or say “hey, you have to resubmit everything because now our net and all of the terms change.”

So one, make sure that they know how many liens and two this will also give you an appropriate timeline, that if there are two mortgage liens, understand that the first needs to be negotiated, and once that’s approved, they have to now go to the second mortgage and get them to also take a loss, which can extend timeframes.

For my office, our average is three months of processing from start to finish. But the industry standard is six months to a year IF it gets approved. And I’m not trying in any way to talk you out of purchasing a short sale, I want to give you these tips on questions to ask so that you can feel more comfortable in putting in an offer for a potential short sell.

The third tip I have for you is “how far along are they in the process?” You want to ask that question, because if the agent has just got a listing agreement signed, stuck the house on the market, but hasn’t actually done anything with the bank, you need to understand that you are at the very beginning.

They haven’t even started the process, which means that the bank has not even reviewed the application, they haven’t reviewed the sellers’ financials. First before they can even get to your offer, the seller has to be approved for the short sale.

So you could present the bank with the best offer, I’m talking about the best that they’ll ever get, and it will not matter if the seller does not get approved for their financial hardship. So all of that needs to be done before they even consider reviewing your offer to be able to counter or accept. So understand that if they’re at the very beginning of the process, you are still months and months out from even getting an answer.

Again, as a buyer or a buyer’s agent, you want to keep that in mind, so that you know your timeframes in purchasing this short sale.

Hope that helps if you guys are looking for a more in-depth understanding of the process I did write my book “Short Sales Uncensored, you can get this on Amazon we will drop the link so you guys can click on and don’t forget the only Short Sale group worth being a part of on Facebook. If you guys have any questions, it’s a great community that I built and make sure that you are subscribing and hitting the notification bell so that you guys know every week when we put out content. If you guys have something specific that you guys want me to talk about, put it in the comments, and I will do my best to put that out there. Until next time!

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Buying a home in New York City is a daunting task, particularly after you take a hard look at some numbers: The median sales price in Manhattan currently sits at $1.1 million, and median sales prices in both Brooklyn and Queens have increased to $808,000 and $573,500, respectively. And sellers typically expect a 20 percent down payment for listings, meaning you’ll need at least $100,000—if not much more—on hand.

Meanwhile, the median income in NYC is just over $57,000, according to the latest census survey; suddenly, buying a home can seem not just difficult, but downright impossible.

But there’s some good news: NYC is in the midst of a building boom, and with more supply than demand, buyers often have the upper hand in getting the best deals. Furthermore, the real estate market has been experiencing a downturn of late (particularly in Manhattan), and prices are expected to go down further, according to Stephen Geller, a broker at Corcoran. You might not be able to score a townhouse, but there are thousands of apartments on the market—and if you’re willing to compromise a bit on size, you may be able to snag a deal.

“We are definitely in a buyer’s market right now,” says Carol Staab, a real estate broker at Douglas Elliman.

So what do you need to know if you want to buy a home in NYC? This guide hopes to demystify the process and act as a helpful manual, for both first-time buyers and those looking for some extra guidance.

How much do homes cost in NYC?

Short answer: a lot.

The median price of homes currently listed on the market is a whopping $825,000, according to Zillow. In October 2018, Manhattan home prices saw the largest year-over-year price drop since the 2008 financial crisis, dropping 1.8 percent in the third quarter of 2018, compared to the same time frame in 2017, according to StreetEasy. Manhattan homes cost just over $1.1 million and Brooklyn homes cost $726,874, according to StreetEasy’s Price Index metric, which indicates stagnating prices.

Meanwhile, Queens has seen home prices skyrocket. StreetEasy’s price metric puts homes in the borough at $536,028 in 2018, which is a 7 percent increase from 2017. In the summer of 2018, two Queens neighborhoods saw median sales prices cross the $1 million mark for the first time ever. Real estate experts predict that Amazon’s decision to open its second headquarters in the borough is only to going to push the prices up further.

“Queens has been the outlier in the sales market with prices rising at a consistently faster pace than in Brooklyn or Manhattan while remaining relatively affordable,” Grant Long, a senior economist at StreetEasy, told Curbed.

Overall, NYC home prices have bounced back significantly since the 2008 recession. However the city is being flooded with a record number of homes, and experts contend that this will prompt prices to drop, particularly in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Both Staab and Geller said that the growing inventory will translate into further discounts and price reductions in the coming months.

Why is it so expensive?

The fact that New York City is so damn expensive isn’t a recent phenomenon—the city has remained a bastion of wealth for over a century now, despite the ebbs and flows in the marker over the decades, real estate guru Jonathan Miller told Curbed. (You can read more about his thoughts on this here.)

The most recent push in pricey real estate occurred following the financial crisis in 2008, as the markets began to recover, Miller says. Capital poured in from across the world that prompted developers to go on a building spree. With the limited amount of space available in the city, the high cost of construction, and the expensive land values, developers choose to build luxury developments—like the developments on Billionaires Row—and in turn drove up prices citywide.

“New York City has always been affordability-challenged, but this most recent housing boom has only exaggerated it further,” says Miller.

Being the cultural capital of the world also holds a certain amount of cache, says Corcoran’s Geller. “There is a premium for that,” he explains, “and historically, people have been willing to pay the price.”

What kind of homes can I buy in NYC?

There are several types of homes available for potential NYC buyers:

Condo: When you buy a condo, you have full ownership of the apartment, and some part of the building’s common areas (e.g., the gym). Though the condo building will have a board, it won’t be as involved as a co-op board, and owners can easily rent or sell their home when they chose to. Condos are usually a good option for those who aren’t looking for a long-term investment. On the flip side, they’re typically more expensive—owners can be asked to pay more common charges depending on the amenities in the building—and in NYC, they are quicker to fly off the market, says Geller.

Co-op: These are ideal for people looking to make a long-term investment in a home. In a co-op building, owners get a share in the co-op association, and all the shareholders together own the building and its units. Co-op boards play a big role, and can determine whether you can rent out your unit or make major changes to the apartment. Co-op boards also play a large role in determining who gets to own in their buildings, so it can sometimes be hard to snag an apartment even if you have the means. NYC’s co-ops are generally older compared to condos, and some—like the Upper West Side’s San Remo and Dakota—have celeb owners, which means you can expect a much stricter application process. However, co-ops are more plentiful in the city, and can often cost less than condos.

Townhouse: A townhouse is typically a three- or four-story building that is adjoined with other buildings on a block; it can serve as a single-family home or have multiple apartments spread out over its floors. While townhouses are narrower than detached homes, they often have backyards and rooftops, and offer more privacy than an apartment. They also tend to be pricey, with townhouses in many neighborhoods asking more than $1 million (and as much as $84 million, depending on the house).

Fully detached home: These types of houses are harder to come by in Manhattan—the Frick, which is now a museum, is an example of the detached homes that were a mainstay in Manhattan in the 19th and early 20th century—but they are relatively easy to find in outer-boroughs neighborhoods like Ditmas Park and Forest Hills. They’re often wider and more spacious than an attached townhouse, and will come with plenty of outdoor space to boot.

Loft: it’s tricky to define a loft in NYC today, as many new ones have been built to recreate the atmosphere of the original ones. But typically, lofts are spaces in former industrial or manufacturing buildings that have been converted into residential spaces. They are notable for their high ceilings, large windows, wide open spaces, and minimal interior walls. Most of the original ones can be found in neighborhoods like Tribeca, Soho, and Williamsburg.

Should I rent instead of buying?

Most people who move to New York prefer to rent due to the exorbitant cost of purchasing a home (renters constituted over 65 percent of the city’s population in 2016, which is up from 60 percent in 2006). But if you plan to live here long term, it may prove more beneficial to buy rather than rent, especially considering the high cost of renting in NYC.

There are also several neighborhoods in the city—the East Village, West Harlem, and Kew Gardens are just some examples—where it may make more sense to buy, since you’ll break even on the cost of your investment in fewer years. But there’s no one-size-fits-all answer; ultimately, your financial situation and personal preference will dictate whether you rent or buy.

When is the best time to buy?

While the best time to buy in the rest of the country is toward the end of the summer, in NYC the ideal time is usually is usually the spring or the fall. Springtime is generally more competitive, but that also means buyers have more to choose from, since spring is typically when many new developments (both condos and co-ops) enter the market. In the fall, buyers are likely to score better discounts—there’s often a surplus of apartments on the market, leading sellers to lower prices. StreetEasy estimates that the best times to buy are between April to June, and between September through October.

The worst time to buy is the winter months—December through February to be precise—since during this time, there are fewer listings on the market, and as a result buyers are less likely to score any type of discounts.

How much of a down payment will I need?

The down payment is one of the biggest factor buyers have to consider while making a purchase. The lower your down payment, the more likely that you’ll have to pay higher interest rates and potentially incur other costs in the future, according to StreetEasy. Furthermore, the lower your down payment, the less likely you are to find a lender for your home loan.

A 20 percent down payment is considered the benchmark, and being able to meet that threshold will greatly increase your chances to acquire a loan and lessen your interest rate. It is possible to find homes where you pay a lower percentage of down payment, particularly with some of the new condo buildings in the city, both Geller and Staab told Curbed. With lower down payments you will have to consider other factors, like getting a private mortgage insurance to bail you out in case of a default.

Thanks to Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, you can also pay as little as 3.5 percent, but there aren’t that many FHA-compliant buildings in the city—and most are located in the outer boroughs, which is a factor to consider.

You can also try your hand at income-restricted apartments located in Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC) cooperative buildings throughout the city. They work similar to a co-op building in that the board will ultimately determine who gets to live there, but the apartments are reserved for low- and middle-income individuals and families. The sales price on these units can be no more than 165 percent of the area median income, according to city guidelines. The income restrictions change depending on the apartment type and the size of the family living in each unit. The downside to HDFCs is that they can often require higher down payments or all-cash deals. Here is a list of currently available units.

In December 2017, the city introduced new programs to make homeownership more affordable in the city. Open Door will finance the construction of condos and co-ops for first-time homebuyers earning between $69,000 to $112,000. The program is expected to create 1,300 new homes over the next eight years. For those earning up to 80 percent of the area median income, the city also offers an assistance program that provides up to $40,000 for a down payment or for closing costs.

Should I get a broker? What about a lawyer?

You can buy a home without a real estate agent or broker, but it’s probably better that you hire one, especially considering the highly competitive market in New York. Your broker will help you secure the best possible deal, and can assist you in bargaining for concessions. Brokers can be especially helpful when looking to purchase in a co-op building in NYC, as they will be more familiar with the requirements for that property and be able to give you a better sense of the ideal candidate. What’s more, you don’t have to pay a broker’s fee when it comes to sales. That money is usually included in the sale amount and split between the broker representing the seller and yours.

Getting a real estate lawyer is even more critical in NYC. Unlike other parts of the country, buyers here need to draw up a contract in order to finalize a sale, and unless you’re familiar with the law, this is going to be a steep hill to climb. Your lawyer will also be able to better advise you about potential concerns in your new building or home—noise complaints, building violations, and the like—as they go through the paperwork for that property. Typically both the buyer and seller in NYC have legal representation, and as a buyer, having a lawyer can ensure that you’re not getting fleeced by the seller. Fees for this type of work can range from $1,000 to $5,000.

Should I get pre-approved?

That’s a definite yes. If you’re working with brokers to find a home, almost all will insist you have a pre-approval letter from your lender before they start scouting homes for you. Pre-approval tells sellers that you’re serious about a purchase, and will greatly increase your chances of securing a sale.

A pre-approval letter is created by your lender based on your income and your credit score, and is usually prepared in under 30 minutes. It’s probably better to get pre-approved than pre-qualified, because the latter provides only a range for the amount you would qualify for a home loan, whereas the former gives you an estimate, which brokers and sellers will prefer. Overall, this process will also help ensure you’re actually ready to buy a home.

In terms of what sellers are looking for, particularly co-op boards, it’s strong financial records, according to Geller. The most important factor is your bank’s approval, and this can be secured through having your finances in order. You’ll also get a leg up if you show you’ve been at the same job for a few years.

Will I get into a bidding war?

Bidding wars aren’t as common as they used to be even just two or three years ago, says Geller. A few high-end, trophy properties may still see major bidding wars, but for the most part, bidding wars are on the decline, especially in Manhattan.

If you do, however, find yourself in a bidding war, there are different ways to come out on top. One of the key factors for success is knowing the neighborhood you’re buying in, and then potentially offering more than the asking price based on comps (comparable sales). Other factors, like being flexible about your closing date and your move-in date, can give you a leg up. A good old-fashioned personalized letter to the seller can’t hurt, according to Staab, especially if the seller is a long-term owner or is invested in the property.

How long before I can move in?

The length of the period between signing a contract and actually closing on the property is very much a case-by-case situation. Some estimates say it takes about 90 days from when the contract is signed to when you get possession of your home, but it really depends on a variety of factors. Buying a condo versus a co-op, getting pre-approval from your lender, the real estate lawyer you’ve hired—all of these factors can play a big role in the amount of time it takes to secure your home. Condos can usually be secured within to 30 to 45 days, and co-ops (due to the board approval process) can take between 60 to 90 days.

What can I expect at a closing?

Usually a day or two prior to closing, you get to do a walkthrough of the property. According to Staab, this is the time to note anything that might be amiss or that you’d like addressed—you can provide your broker with a checklist of these concerns.

Closings themselves can usually take a couple of hours because as the buyer, you have to sign a number of bank documents. You don’t really have to bring anything to closing per se, aside from government-issued ID (and a checkbook if you plan to pay that way), because by this point all your documents will already have been vetted by the seller, Geller told Curbed.

Your broker and your attorney will typically accompany you to this closing, and make sure that all the documentation is in accordance with what you and the seller agreed upon, before you can get to the signing of documents.

Closings can be costly affairs as well. Costs will vary based on the down payment you’ve put down and your mortgage rate, but at this time, you will have to pay attorney fees, mortgage fees, and a move-in cost. It’s hard to estimate an average price because it depends entirely on the cost of the apartment, and if it’s a co-op or a condo; expect to shell out thousands of dollars.

And once that’s taken care of, you can get down to the real work—getting settled in your new home.

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