New York Practice Guide: Real Estate

"How-to" guidance for handling real estate transactions including in-depth analysis of the law, forms, and checklists.

Covers:

•  The purchase and sale of all types of real estate, from the pre-contract stage through closing and post-closing
•  Zoning, environmental controls, and historic preservation (including tax treatment of historic properties)
•  Real estate tax assessment
•  Official maps
•  Landlord-tenant law and practice
•  The construction and operation of the lease from the perspective of both the landlord and tenant
•  Condominiums, cooperatives, and homeowner associations

Every area covered includes:

•  Extensive analysis of case law and statutory authority
•  Procedural guide with checklists and drafting guidance
•  Annotated forms
•  Relevant tax considerations, including analysis of the impact of tax law
•  Reference guides listing primary and secondary sources

First published in 1986.

6 Volumes; Looseleaf; biannual updates and revisions.