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Short-term rental properties are a source of income for many people, partly because the owner can make an income from a property that would likely be empty. Since there’s no long-term lease for the home, the owner can adjust the rental price based on the current...
Leasing commercial space instead of buying a commercial property is often the best option available. Those trying to grow an existing company or establish a new organization may not have access to the financing necessary to purchase facilities. They may need the...
Homeowners associations (HOAs) help preserve local property values. They establish maintenance standards and limit the way that owners use their properties. For example, HOAs frequently prohibit the placement of garden vegetables in front yards or do not allow...
As your parents age, you may begin to wonder if they have their affairs in order. If they haven’t begun estate planning yet, it might be time to encourage them to help ensure the orderly distribution of their assets. Many parents may view such conversations as...
In an era wherein data is often referred to as the “new oil,” the importance of data privacy cannot be overstated. For businesses operating in New York State, staying compliant with evolving data privacy laws is not just a legal obligation; it is a safety measure. As...
A homeowners association often has the right to make rules and regulations regarding pets. For instance, they could set up a no-pet rule for all residents in the community. They could also focus on a specific type of pet, such as allowing people to have rabbits or...
Forming a new business is exciting and exhilarating, but before you can immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of the Empire State, you need to understand the legal landscape. Here are some important legal considerations to keep in mind when launching your New York...
Buying real property typically means making a long-term commitment to a specific residential neighborhood. Buyers often scrutinize properties to ensure that they are in reasonable condition. Banks and mortgage lenders financing residential real estate transactions...
In most cases, a homeowners’ association (HOA) has the legal ability to set up parking regulations for community members. They may give everyone an assigned parking spot, for example. In some cases, the HOA may have one parking lot for residents and another for...
Homeowners associations (HOAs) often work to create a uniform and appealing neighborhood. Their goal is to maintain high property values and provide amenities for the community. For example, HOAs commonly use membership dues to fund services such as leaf removal, snow...