NY Real Property Law § 339-ee allows for a tax credit to developers of condominiums. When a sponsor is developing a condominium they will pay a mortgage tax on the underlying construction or blanket mortgage that is used to develop and build the condominium. Purchasers will receive a credit for the mortgage tax paid by Full Article…
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How Purchasers of New Construction Condominium Units can Significantly Reduce the Most Expensive Item on their Title Bills
New York State imposes a tax on the recording of mortgages. The tax is calculated based on the amount of a loan. Loans that are $500,000 or less will have a tax rate of 2.05%. The tax rate increases to 2.175% for loans that exceed $500,000. Borrowers are always responsible for paying the mortgage recording Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Affirmed by Second Department in Action To Record Duplicate Mortgage
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. was retained by a lender to record a mortgage in the chain of title to a property in Brooklyn, New York, where the original mortgage that was executed by the borrower was not recorded and subsequently lost or misplaced. In an effort to avoid her obligations on the mortgage, the borrower Full Article…
FHA Loans
Multiple clients have recently inquired about FHA Loans. FHA loans are mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration of our government, and may be used to finance a primary residence. Homebuyers, especially first time, may explore this type of mortgage when they do not qualify for a conventional mortgage. FHA loans can be helpful in Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Remains Vigilant and Prepared as Omicron Sweeps Through State
As the Omicron variant sweeps its way through New York City, the banking department at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. is working safely and diligently to ensure all files are closed on time and in accordance with all CDC guidelines. Our staff continues to maintain the required social distancing, disinfecting regularly, always wearing masks during the Full Article…
Overcoming Obstacles with the General Power of Attorney
Closing by Power of Attorney has always been a common practice in real estate transactions, especially now during the pandemic. Parties who are unable to attend the closing personally could delegate such power to an agent to execute documents on their behalf at the closing table. While it may be a seemingly straightforward delegation, New Full Article…
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