Attention NYC Tenants & Landlords! What to Know About Proposed Broker Fee Legislation

Welcome to Episode 50 of REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
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In this Episode, I’m summarizing the main ideas of a proposed bill called Intro360 which aims to delegate who is responsible for paying Real Estate Broker fees for rental transactions in New York City. In order to decide for yourself what your opinion on the legislation is, and how this will affect you if the bill is passed, you’ll need a fundamental understanding of the state of the market that got us here, the ‘business-as-usual’ methods that are currently implemented for moving rental listings, and the effects that this legislation would create. You’ll learn everything in this episode. I hope you find it informative. This is important and timely information, so please share it with a friend who would benefit from hearing about this!  

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In this episode, I’ll teach you how to renovate your NYC residence for maximum return on your investment. I’m explaining which home improvements are money-makers, and which you’ll end up taking a loss on. The key to renovating an apartment with the intent of selling is to achieve a modern, clearly ‘renovated’ aesthetic, while omitting unnecessary features and expenses that will not increase the price your home sells for.   

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