| If I am buying real estate, when should I call a lawyer? |
| If you are buying real estate, you should call a lawyer just prior to making an offer. If you are not too familiar with the real estate process, speaking to an attorney prior to making the offer will better prepare you for the what is to come. Simply put, the accepted offer is often just the beginning of the negotiation process, which includes inspections, credits, potential repairs, escrows, closing dates, and contingency periods. At Greenblatt & Agulnick, an attorney will walk you through the process and with that knowledge you will be better prepared to successfully negotiate your deal. |
Greenblatt & Agulnick, P.C., in Great Neck, New York, provides legal advice and representation for individuals and corporate entities in communities throughout the New York City region and Long Island, including Manhattan, Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond, Long Island City, Garden City, White Plains, Roslyn, Plainview, Manhasset, Westchester, Rockville Center, Searingtown, the Hamptons, Larchmont, Dix Hills, Yonkers, Little Neck, Port Washington, Kew Gardens, Forest Hills, Astoria, Mineola, Glen Cove, Hempstead, Levittown, Flushing, Jamaica, Floral Park, Hewlett, Jericho, Bayside and Rockland, New York.
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