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All Forum Posts by: Meti Kay

Meti Kay has started 14 posts and replied 55 times.

Post: NYC CLOSING HOSTS HELP

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Buying a condo in NYC got the estimated closing costs (primary residence) of 12,500$ on a 240,000 purchase with 20% down.. does this seem excessive ? Any advice thank you

Post: Newbie from Staten Island

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
John Spina jr hey John I'm in the Staten Island area as well and work as an agent.. I'm closing in on a flip.. it's a tight market but there are still opportunities.. message me if you want to talk

Post: Raising rent question for NYC

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Mindy Jensen thank you yes I believe those are the only 2 options was just branching out how others would del with this. That's what I recommended as well don't take the check seems to be the best solution then draft up evictor papers. Thank you again!

Post: Raising rent question for NYC

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Thomas S. They have over 5 properties and over 4 mill in equity but there older and English isn't to great so at this point I want to figure the most logical decision on how to deal with the tenant and nothing else

Post: Raising rent question for NYC

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Thomas S. They have the property for over 40 years with mostly no issues throughout the years just of recent with a specific tenant. I didn't ask for advice on getting a PM I'm asking what would a landlord in NY do in this situation.

Post: Raising rent question for NYC

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Anybody?

Post: Raising rent question for NYC

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
A relative owns a 4 units non rent stabilized building in one of the 5 Boro's in NYC. There having an issue with a tenant who's leave expired 3 months ago and want to raise the rent (current rent $1650 2 bedrooms huge 1,000 sqft apartment) local rents are in the area of 1800-2000+ They've approached the tenant on a few occasions and the tenant keeps complaining it's too much and they cannot afford it. He already has a waiting list of tenants who are wanting to pay $1800... current tenant paying 1650 and they they want to have it raised to 1725 ($75 increase) they explained r.e taxes, water went up. Tenant does not give a crap. Besides doing the natural route of filing for eviction are there any alternatives then to possibly losing 5-6 months rent?

Post: What is your FREEDOM number (#)?

Meti KayPosted
  • Staten Island, NY
  • Posts 58
  • Votes 4
Samantha Klein hey Samantha I tried sending you a PM no luck.. would like to reach out to you. Thank you
Chris Mason excellent.. what about when selling? Just trying to double check the numbers .. my LO said around 5k.. no realtor fees since I will sell on my own
Anyone have any idea on estimated closing costs when selling? On a 300k property in NY