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What should I check before buying a condo?

Reserves, special assessments, rental caps, pet rules and the board's meeting minutes tell you more than the listing photos.

How is a co-op different?

You own shares in a corporation, and a board usually approves buyers. Your agent will help you prepare a strong application.

How do fees affect my budget?

Monthly fees change your buying power. Lenders count them, so plan with the full monthly cost in mind.

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How to choose a neighborhood: what to look forA plain checklist for comparing neighborhoods on facts you can measure, from commute and walkability to price and how fast homes sell.
Condo or co-op: how to read a board packageReserves, assessments, rules and meeting minutes: what to check before you fall for a building.

First-time buyersPlain-English guidance from pre-approval to keys, with an agent who explains every line item.
55 and betterDownsizing, retiring in place or relocating, with agents who have experience with 55-plus communities and long-held-home sales.
Trans-affirmingAgents who use your name and pronouns and walk you through which documents require a legal name.
Couples and familiesHomes that fit your whole family, plus agents fluent in adoption, surrogacy and co-parenting timelines.
LuxuryDiscreet representation for high-end homes, with marketing that matches the property.