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What information and documents should I prepare upfront when I’m first starting my search to buy, so that I’m fully prepared to submit an offer when I find a property I like?

Attorney REBNY Financial Statement Supporting Financial Docs

Are landlords ever willing to negotiate the monthly rent and accept lower offers when a prospective renter submits an application?

This is purely a case-by-case situation. There are many factors that could apply, but obviously a full offer on the asking price will generally give you best chance at securing the apartment...

When I am ready to submit an offer to purchase an apartment, what information and terms do I need to provide to my agent for submission to the seller / seller’s agent?

Terms Purchase price % Down payment % Financing Any contingencies Approximate closing date Misc Attorney Info Docs Proof of funds REBNY financial statement About / Bio Letter

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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