<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0FqHCB_1F1JjZ2s00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0FqHCB_1F1JjZ2s00" width="1000" height="402" >In NY State, it is mandatory to have a written contract between a buyer and a seller to consummate a real estate transaction. NY doesn’t allow individuals to engage in the unauthorized practice of law. Consult an attorney in order to create a valid real estate contract.The seller’s attorney makes sure that a proper deed is available. He prepares for the payment of transfer taxes, and the broker’s fee. Any down payment which the buyer pays as a good faith deposit is held in his escrow account.The buyer’s attorney arranges for title insurance, availability of the survey, and recording the deed. He coordinates with the attorney for the lending institution.Both attorneys verify that unpaid real estate taxes are prorated; any existing liens are paid; the mortgage recording tax (if any) is paid. They often negotiate the closing date, the amount of the down payment, and resolution of issues resulting from the inspection. They handle other problems which can arise, as well.If you need a real estate lawyer, then call me. I have a few good ones whom I recommend. The back-to-school frenzy has begun. Tomorrow night, September 11, begins the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah. Rosh Hashanah ends on Sunday night, September 13. No work permitted for the observant. Call me. Love, Robin</div></body>

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