My question pertains to the closing costs associated in New York, specifically NYC.I've been speaking with a few lenders over the past week to find one that is familiar with SONYMA type loans - not sure if this is pertinent to my question but may very well be, given what 'I' see as very high closing costs.

Sometimes it is the landowners and that can be a problem as there are rarely good associations in rural areas in my experience.

Although I didn't get the Pierce Street deal secure due to a deposit issue, I did, however, manage to get one of my new buyers/associates the details on this sweet deal so that he can get his offer in.

There are going to be some costs associated with readying the condo in between tenants.Just my $0.02

The Realtors association represents a large number of people who make a lot of money the way things are now.

Meaning, almost zero work to the outside had to be done as the association usually takes care of that in regards to townhouses and condos.

@Erik Schilling - I agree with @Sam Erickson in this case you are both equally associated and a 50% split should be fine.

Becoming a member of the National Association of REALTORS® is one way to show you practice high ethical standards.

There are no HOAs or condo associations with these homes.

My associate at the wage slave job brought the network down, I've been called in.