A NYC rebate agent’s workflow

After your initial conversations with a rebate realter, they will suggest neighborhoods where you might be interested in living at whether it is Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens. Then the search begins with the type of house you are looking for where the real estate agent shows you inventory of homes Read more

Is the home being professionally staged?

A well staged home adds value to the seller’s asking price. Do you notice that every piece of furniture seems to fit in perfectly, the living space clutter free, soothing background music once you enter, smell of fresh baked cookies for open house visitors, and everything meticulously arranged like a Read more

Working with an insurance agent

Getting your homeowners insurance policy is one of the final steps of home ownership. Your rebate real estate agent will have the referrals you need. Or you can go to your car insurance agent, and they will probably have homeowners insurance policies available for you to choose from as well.

Seller’s market in real estate

In a seller’s market (also known as a hot market), homes in Manhattan move fast and don’t stay listed for long with more buyers than homes available for sale. Usually a drop in interest rates start and prolong the seller’s market as more people can afford to buy homes with Read more

Is a buyer rebate taxable?

BUYER REBATES ARE NOT CLASSIFIED AS INCOME BY THE IRS A buyer rebate is not classified as income, and a Form-1099 will not be issued. A similar example is the rebates you receive on a cashback credit card. The points and cash rebates that you redeem on these credit cards Read more