Looking for some information on the NYS Rent Relief Program if anyone in New York has gone through this.

Ultimately you bought it and decided to go ahead with the deal, so barring fraud, you're mainly responsible.On my PSAs, we have a books/records contingency - I need every SIGNED lease in my possession and approval before we waive that contingency.Can't speak for other brokers.

Wholesaling sounds a heck of a lot like a “net listing”- which is illegal in my state of New York.

It bars Landlords from issuing notice for 120 day period commencing from March 27.

My husband and I are considering buying a house (mostly for our own use, but since it has 5 bedrooms we might rent one or a couple rooms out down the road) in West New York.

Well, in OR the term is something like being the "proximate procuring" source.I guess you don't have to pay her, barring a buyer rep agreement, but who's going to write the PSA.  

That includes areas like York City, Pottstown PA, Norristown PA, and even into Allentown PA.

Same thing, elongated and expensive process as New York.

They can also punish you by barring the rental of your unit long after the one year ownership period has passed. 

I would recommend you connect with:Karl Suchecki at Gorham SavingsAlex Lopes at Bangor SavingsJoe Delano at Bar HarborI can't send contact info so I will send that to you via message.