Many NYC houses don’t fit a normal listing: an estate with several heirs, a house that needs a gut renovation, open violations a lender won’t touch. Each page below explains how that situation affects a sale and what your options are, including options other than selling to me.
- Inherited property: letters from Surrogate’s Court, multiple heirs, cleanouts.
- House needs major repairs: roof, foundation, water or fire damage, old systems.
- DOB violations and open permits: ECB/OATH penalties, unpermitted work, expired permits.
- Tenant-occupied, liens/back taxes: [PLACEHOLDER: add dedicated pages only once Naor writes from real experience; until then, one paragraph each here]
Also see
- How to sell an inherited house in NYC (guide)
- Selling a house with DOB violations (guide)
- Prefer to fix it and keep it? Renovation · Construction