What I Should Know About Buying a Home in New York City

What I Should Know About Buying a Home in New York City

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Buying a home in New York City is a milestone achievement, but it can also be one of the most complex real estate transactions in the country. The city’s unique real estate market, combined with its competitive demand and high costs, requires prospective buyers to be well-prepared and well-informed. This article […]

How the Second Trump Administration Could Affect the Housing Market

How the Second Trump Administration Could Affect the Housing Market

By Equity Smart Realty Inc | www.equitysmartrealty.com The American Dream has long been defined by two core aspirations: entrepreneurship and homeownership. Yet, in recent years, the dream of owning a home has become increasingly difficult for many Americans. Whether you’re trying to buy a house or rent an apartment, rising costs and stagnant wages have […]

32% of Black Homeowners Believe Their Home’s Value Was Unfairly Appraised

32% of Black Homeowners Believe Their Home’s Value Was Unfairly Appraised

By Denny Ceizyk, Lending Tree  Black Americans frequently face challenges achieving homeownership, even in areas with large Black populations, according to a 2021 LendingTree study. Those fortunate enough to overcome financial hurdles to become homeowners may face a different obstacle: appraisal discrimination. The newest LendingTree survey finds that more than 1 in 5 Americans who’ve […]

It’s Time to Fire Your Landlord

By Chereen James

It’s Time to Fire Your Landlord

Do you find yourself moving from apartment to apartment within one and two years, just to pack up and move again? Do you get annoyed with disruptive knocking, texting or calling every first day of the month for the rent? You need to fire your landlord today. How? By becoming a homeowner. When you are […]