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Unpermitted work, open permits, and code violations are common — especially in older Hudson Valley homes. Here's how to handle them when selling.
Finished basements without permits, deck additions, bathroom conversions, unpermitted electrical or plumbing work, and non-conforming structures are extremely common in Hudson Valley homes built before the 1990s.
Not every code issue needs a fix. Some can be disclosed and priced accordingly. Others must be resolved for a clear title. We help you sort the must-fix from the disclose-and-adjust items.
Some will, but many buyers — especially investors — accept these issues at the right price. Proper disclosure protects you legally.
We'll help you understand which issues need resolution, which can be disclosed, and what the cost-to-cure looks like.
Taxes, insurance, maintenance, liability — empty homes drain money even when nobody's home. Here's how to make the right…
A lis pendens is a public notice that a lawsuit has been filed affecting your property. It clouds the title and can comp…
The FSBO dream is keeping the commission. The FSBO reality is often a lower sale price, longer time on market, and more …
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