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The new year has a way of resetting how people think. Calendars turn over, routines settle back in, and for many buyers, January is when the idea of purchasing a home feels real again. If buying a home is on your radar this year, the smartest move is not jumping straight into open houses. It is understanding the process, the timing, and the legal framework before you fall in love with a property. As experienced New York real estate attorneys, the team at Taub and Bogaty, PLLC

Your car is warming up, holiday plans are stacking up, and real estate is probably the last thing on your mind. But here’s the truth: if you want to buy a home in 2026 , December is one of the smartest times to start preparing. While the market quiets down, smart buyers use this window to get organized and position themselves for success in the spring and beyond. As experienced New York real estate attorneys, the team at Taub and Bogaty, PLLC  has guided buyers through every

Your car’s heater is blasting, the streets are lined with snowbanks, and yet — you’ve spotted the perfect house. Winter isn’t the traditional season for buying, but it can be one of the smartest. For buyers in Suffolk County  and across Long Island, the colder months can bring less competition, motivated sellers, and opportunities that don’t last long. As experienced real estate attorneys in New York , the team at Taub & Bogaty, PLLC  has helped countless clients close on hom

Buying or selling a home in New York can be exciting, but it’s rarely simple. One of the biggest sources of stress for buyers and sellers...

On Long Island, many homes feature additions such as sheds, pools, or decks—some of which were added years ago without proper...

Shared driveways and private roads are more common than many Long Island buyers realize, especially in older neighborhoods and coastal...

Many sellers assume that home inspections are only for buyers—but a pre-sale inspection can be a powerful tool. Whether the property is...

Buying a home is a major investment, and on Long Island, that often includes more than just the property itself. In Suffolk County and...

Buying a home is a major investment, and on Long Island, that often includes more than just the property itself. In Suffolk County and...

Living close to restaurants, shops, or offices might sound convenient—and often, it is. But when you're about to make one of the biggest...

Across Long Island and throughout New York, it's common to see homes listed with a "bonus room"

Are you thinking about buying a home on Long Island? Whether it's a co-op in Queens or a condo in Nassau, understanding the financial and...

A Certificate of Occupancy (CO) is crucial in any real estate transaction, confirming that a property complies with local building codes.

Property boundary disputes can create significant challenges during residential real estate transactions. These disputes often arise from...

Escrow agreements are vital to residential real estate transactions. They ensure that buyers and sellers meet their contractual...

Long Island has experienced significant suburban growth over recent decades, driven by a desire for more space, better schools, and a...

Homeowners facing financial difficulties often find themselves weighing the difficult choice between a short sale and foreclosure....

Purchasing a home in a flood zone presents unique challenges and risks.

The Property Condition Disclosure Act (PCDA) is a crucial component of New York State real estate law.

Recent changes to New York's anti-squatter laws have significantly impacted how homeowners can protect their properties.