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In a standard purchase & sale contract, what is considered a “fixture” that would stay in the apartment and be included in the sale of the property?

What is the difference between a mortgage contingency and a funding contingency?

What is a mortgage contingency and why would I want one when purchasing an apartment?

What is good advice for selecting the right attorney to represent me for my condo, co-op or townhouse sale?

Can I use an out-of-state or non-real estate attorney to represent me when I sell my apartment or townhouse in NYC?

If I’m selling my apartment, what “fixture” items are required to stay in the unit for the buyer and what can I take with me? Are there any exceptions?

Can I use an out-of-state or non-real estate attorney to represent me when I purchase an apartment or townhouse in NYC?

What is good advice for selecting the right attorney to represent me for my condo, co-op or townhouse purchase?

If the seller requests to include a “sale-leaseback” provision to the contract, being allowed to maintain possession of the property as a renter after the closing, do you recommend I agree to that as the purchaser? What potential problems could arise?

If I want to include specific furniture or items that I saw in the apartment I’m submitting an offer for, should I include them within the deal or arrange for a separate purchase?

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