NY REAL ESTATE

[thespeakerbox]

Do you purchase the ACTUAL LAND or just the building

 

[waggy]

i gather you talking about buying a penthouse or such eh? i gather you just own that room in the building. but still have rules to fallow.

not that it matters. with recent USSC rullings you do not own the property anyway.

 

[Deleted member 4644]

Do you mean if you buy part of a building? Like a condo unit ?

 

[JS80]

depends on the deal

 

[xospec1alk]

there are houses in nyc as well...townhouses on the UES, queens, bklyn...they're not all apartments in nyc...

oh and i can't answer the question...sorry OP

 

[tweakmm]

It's god's water man.

 

[thespeakerbox]

And acutual house. No condo or apt.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: thespeakerbox
And acutual house. No condo or apt.

uh.

wow.

dumb fricken question. really.

 

[Whoozyerdaddy]

Re: House. If it's "lease hold" then you are just buying the building. If it's "fee simple" then you are buying the house and the land. Your sales contract will tell you this. It will also declare the size of the lot.

 

[alkemyst]

OP is going to be raped.

Read the contract. You can even get air rights if you are smart.

 

[DrPizza]

lmao. Nope, you only own the house. Amazingly, there are absolutely no fences in the entire state. Nothing to fence in, since no one owns the land.

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: DrPizza
lmao. Nope, you only own the house. Amazingly, there are absolutely no fences in the entire state. Nothing to fence in, since no one owns the land.

Spoken like ATOT's true country bumpkin.

 

[apex32]

Originally posted by: alkemyst

Originally posted by: DrPizza
lmao. Nope, you only own the house. Amazingly, there are absolutely no fences in the entire state. Nothing to fence in, since no one owns the land.

Spoken like ATOT's true country bumpkin.

LOL. no, your nextdoor neighbor owns the land you're house rests on. If your dog goes out to take a ****** its now his dog.

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: apex32

Originally posted by: alkemyst

Originally posted by: DrPizza
lmao. Nope, you only own the house. Amazingly, there are absolutely no fences in the entire state. Nothing to fence in, since no one owns the land.

Spoken like ATOT's true country bumpkin.

LOL. no, your nextdoor neighbor owns the land you're house rests on. If your dog goes out to take a ****** its now his dog.

huh you from the country too? BTW it's your in that context not you are house.