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I was always wondering about HOA's looking at New York properties. I will now avoid HOA's. Thank you for the information.

what this kind lady fails to mention is the crime right outside our gates, as well as the extremely high maintenance and hoa fees that have increased 5 x in less than 2 years. i would hardly recommend it as a place to raise young children. That being said, its a very cool spot.

Do you know someone who’s lost their home over unpaid HOA fees? Most people don’t realize how serious this can get - until it’s too late. ⚠ If you're worried about your home or you’ve already received a lien notice, don’t wait! I help homeowners in New York and New Jersey avoid foreclosure. Contact me today before things get worse. Even if you're outside these states, I can connect you with someone who can help. 👇 Have a question about HOA foreclosures? Drop it in the comments! I’m here to help.

Too bad most homeowners that are struggling with making mortgage payments don't do anything until a foreclosure has begun. Many believe that there is no way out and just give up. Losing your home should never be a choice and there is no reason to be ashamed. This economy had made it financially difficult for many people. So, please know that you don't have to go through it alone and there is help available to you.

i think this is a great list. but for your biggest con the distance is the same from any city thats just outside of newyork like Newark and Elizabeth. If you do a perfect circle

Waiting too long can cost you everything, You must do everything and explore all of the options that are available to protect protect your home. Don't think that there are no options, in fact there are plenty of options that are available, but you must act quickly and early. If you're in pre-foreclosure or foreclosure, don’t let this be you!

How long in Long Island to get divorced my ex still husband lives there I live in queens. He put the paperwork in long Island.

She is trying to scare you into selling your home to her. Don’t let her scare tactics make you sick.

Most homeowners facing foreclosure have one thing in common, Waiting too long to seek assistance or not asking at all. Foreclosure is tough, but it’s not the end of the road. The most important thing you can do is act now. The sooner you take steps to address your situation, the better your chances of protecting your credit, avoiding financial disaster, and starting fresh.

I bought a foreclosure then I lost a foreclosure. Will never get another, nor will I get a tax sale...bad karma, misfortune of another, period!!! No one ever thinks about the families who had to leave their home...until it happens to you.

In 1929, the banks took my grandfather money,in 07-08, the mortgage company foreclosed on my house, saying they mistakenly put my money in someone else account. Yet they could not correct their mistake. I learned from it that a loan is sercuritize on Wall Street.

Just did a loan modification and it was a doozy. Glad I toughed it out.

Let’s get one thing straight: the bank isn’t acting out of kindness. A deed in lieu of foreclosure allows them to skip the lengthy foreclosure process, saving them time and money. But what do you get? Absolutely nothing. Before you sign anything, know that there are better options. These alternatives not only protect your credit and finances but also give you more control over your situation. Actually, Never Ever Ever sign a Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure.

The earlier you start the short sale process, the better your chances of success. Once you receive foreclosure papers or a lis pendens notice, every day counts. Many homeowners make the mistake of waiting too long, overwhelmed by the situation, but starting immediately can help you avoid foreclosure and its long-lasting effects on your credit and finances.

Jumping back into homeownership too quickly can lead to high-interest rates, unaffordable payments, or risky loans. Take your time rebuilding after foreclosure is about patience and strategy.

People in usa dont grow feeling for their homes? For your neighbourhood? So sad

“Need to Sell My Home Fast” (now rebranding as “Motivated Sellers”). are selling fraudulent leads-most of them were MLS-listed, mobile homes without land, or people who didn’t even want to sell. We even have recordings of people saying they never inquired! And they refuse to refund us. if you’re an investor, steer clear-this company isn’t honest, and the leads are worthless.

The most common setback I see with homeowners facing the challenge of foreclosure, is that they wait too long before reaching out for help. The sooner you seek assistance and explore all of the possibilities to get out of foreclosure, the more likely you’ll find your way home.

Are you drunk ? 😅

Finding the right realtor is crucial, especially if you’re in a challenging financial situation or facing foreclosure. The agent you choose can significantly impact the outcome of your sale and, ultimately, your financial future, and the risk of losing your home to foreclosure. But just as important as finding the right realtor is knowing what not to share too soon.

On the company website, I saw a recent letter that is called Reinstatement Quote. Although I have not received it yet, I am believe it is probably in the mail. There is someone that has been provided to me called a single point of contact, and this person has told me if approved to reinstate the loan that I can make regular payments every month, along with a certain amount to catch up on the payments. The letter online says I have to pay $3,206.46 that includes 3 payments and fees by December 4th. I am wondering if they will let me break up the payments like I was told. This might not sound like a lot of money to you, but it is for my husband and I since we are on social security due to my husband cannot work because he has stage 4 cancer. Thank you for the video.

I don’t even think this borough has a lot of parks. I had way more parks in queens and they were much more lively with more people doing things. I think this is the borough of “forests” since most of what they call park is inaccessible forest

When selling your home under financial strain, sharing too much too soon can impact the outcome. For example, letting your realtor know you’re desperate to sell might create a ripple effect, unintentionally signaling urgency to potential buyers. This could result in lower offers than your property deserves. The key is to be strategic about what you share and when.

In certain cases, the lienholder isn’t required by law to notify you directly, especially for things like tax liens or mechanic’s liens. Some can be filed without any direct notification, leaving you unaware until a critical moment. Imagine preparing to sell or refinance your home, only to find out there’s a lien holding everything up. Taking early action can save you from escalating financial and legal consequences.

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It's amazing how many homeowners aren't aware of the different types of liens that can be placed on their property, let alone how to remove them. Negotiating with creditors or disputing wrongful liens can feel overwhelming, but this video really simplifies the process. These clear steps and practical advice will help you understand the various types of liens. I hope that this video will help you lots!

Also there are code enforcement/municipal liens. Some of these muncipalities have terrible fines that can suck away your equity in very short amount of time.

Also there are municipal liens, code enforcement liens.

The reality is, creditors have powerful tools at their disposal-tools that can jeopardize your home. But the big question is: who exactly can put a lien on your house, and how does it affect you? Most of us are familiar with a mortgage lien but there are so many other liens that can trigger a foreclosure. I dedicate my channel to educate my community about foreclosures. Thank you for watching and always feel free to reach out to me, I am always looking forward to offer assistance.

Years ago it was okay to sell the house for lower then fair market value during foreclosure and especially during a short sale. The debt was forgiven and the it was a buyers real estate market. Today, we want to sell the house for as much as possible to minimize the debt and most importantly to walk away from the sale with equity in hand.

There is a difference between both foreclosure and a short sale. The outcome is going to determine how this plays out in your homeownership and everyday life from Insurance premiums to car purchases or leases. Watch this entire video to learn the major differences between foreclosure and short sales.

Grew up in Sharrotts Crossing III. 26 years of my life, very nice neighborhood. Back in the early 2000s the community was thriving. A lot of us kids were always out and the adults always hung out too. Used to have block parties every year too! Highly recommend anyone to move there if they can Fun fact. Every Lane is named after a tree and the shape of the community is a Roman Numeral 3

Because all jersey have to cross Staten Island 440

A pointless video 😅😅

This is going to be really interesting. The real estate market is going to be on fire.

If you’re considering buying or selling a home in Rossville, now is a great time to act. For buyers, it’s essential to come prepared with a pre-approval-not just a pre-qualification-to strengthen your offer in this competitive market. Sellers, on the other hand, can take advantage of the current demand to secure offers above asking price, as long as their home is priced correctly and marketed effectively.

It is one of the most important things to accomplish. Listing your house at the right asking price on the onset is what will determine the final sale price. This step must be taken seriously and with great detail and attention. No marketing of any kind will help if the price hasn't been set correctly.

Yes cashflow is VERY important BUT if your tenant is moving ALL of his relatives in from local jail you need to 1)Be aware of illegal squatters of your property 2)BE EXTREMELY diligent to push back on those tenants who insist on putting 12 names on the mailbox you supplied If arguments/fights startup on too-many-tenants dont be afraid to EVICT those tenants Be DILIGENT about replacing old /dilipidated appliances or infrastructure components I went away for a brief vacation in August and I learned that my tenants are too stupid to use Zelle to transfer rent money

A behind closed doors conversation navigating the NEW Buyer's Broker COMMISSION Law. It is challenging for buyers and real estate agents as well. Buyers are used to having professional representation by their real estate agents, changing the rules and adapting to the new rule is difficult for everyone. We are happy to share the conversation we had behind closed doors navigating this new buyers broker commission law.

Are you ready to turn your rental property into a money-making machine? The secrets of hassle-free property management! "In this video you will see how to get paid on time, tackle maintenance issues with ease, and keep your tenants happy and loyal. Plus, I am discussing whether you should manage your property yourself or hire a property manager. Want to know more? Watch the full video and discover the best strategies for managing your rental property. Trust me, you don't want to miss this!

I have created more wealth buying foreclosures than I have from working. Now is not the time to buy anything. Buy deals not government spending inflated priced homes.

Always buy a home that has already been foreclosed and don't buy trash. Problem solved.

My last home I bought was a foreclosure and the only issue with the house was it was only discounted 30% below the inflated market. I may be in this house a long time once the bubble pops and prices fall 50% or more.

Foreclosure used to mean steep discounts. I have always bought foreclosures and as soon the housing bubble pops i will buy again. The real problem is the radical spending programs that inflated the price of everything.

My name is Sheila I am entitled to Bayer house one foreclosures or Rent to Baye

Buying a foreclosure in New York can be a fantastic opportunity, but it also comes with its unique set of challenges, especially when it comes to estimating repairs. It's crucial to understand the process and what to expect. Let's dive into the key steps to ensure your foreclosure purchase is a smooth and profitable experience! Join the conversation and let's create a community to help and educate one another.

Buying a foreclosed home can be a fantastic opportunity if you are willing to take the risk and do your homework. It’s crucial to work with a professional who can assist and guide you, especially if you are not experienced in this. Ensure you know what you’re getting into so you don’t end up overpaying in the long run and creating a headache for yourself. If you have any questions or need guidance, please leave a comment below or email me directly. I’m here to help, educate, and assist my community. Lets get the conversation going 😁

Interesting accent. Where are you from originally?

We have to create solutions and adjust to the current real estate 🏡 market and be the guiding force.

Let's clear away the confusion and get to the core of what's actually happening in Staten Island. There's a lot of noise out there, but today we're diving into the real data. Real estate is so much about the local activity in relation to supply and demand. We’ll explore new listings, pending sales, inventory levels, and the speed at which homes are selling. Plus, I have some surprising trends and juicy details you won't hear from the usual sources. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or are just curious about the market, you won't want to miss this. Let's dive in.