Evelina Flyus of EXIT Realty East Coast

05/11/2024

Happy Mother's Day! 💝💐🌹🌷🪻⚘️🌺

03/31/2024

Happy Easter! 🐰❤️🌼

03/16/2024

May we all have a little luck today 🍀

03/08/2024

Happy International Women's Day! 🥰💐🌷🪻⚘️

02/29/2024

02/17/2024

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02/05/2024

30-Year Fixed Rate 7.06%
20-Year Fixed Rate 6.93%
15-Year Fixed Rate 6.49%
10-Year Fixed Rate 6.30%

02/03/2024

Cooperative housing is a type of homeownership.

When you buy into a co-op, you’re not purchasing a piece of property- you’re personally buying shares in a nonprofit corporation that allows you to live in the residence.

Under the terms of a co-op, everyone who lives in the co-op is considered a shareholder.

You can’t usually finance a co-op with a mortgage. Co-ops require special financing because as a buyer, you’re purchasing a share in the company that owns the building, rather than the unit itself.

When you buy a unit in a housing cooperative, you are actually purchasing a fixed number of shares in a housing corporation that owns the building where the unit is located. That makes you a shareholder of that corporation.

Because you’re purchasing shares, you won’t get a deed or title to the real property itself. Instead, you get a stock certificate, attesting to your ownership of shares; and those shares are considered personal property.

02/01/2024

It's Official! Saturday May 11th, I will be sponsoring my own event at The Goddard School!
Flyer for the event is coming soon...

01/30/2024

1. Ownership: When you're renting a condo, you’re renting from the owner, and when you're renting an apartment, you’re renting from a larger landlord who owns the complex and manages all the units.

2. Apartments don’t have HOA fees, while condos do.

3. Apartments will have the exact same rules for all tenants regardless of which door they’re renting. When you’re dealing with condos, you have to deal with HOA rules as well as your landlord’s own rules.

4. With apartments, the management company will be in charge of repairs and maintenance.
With condos, it’s going to be either you or your landlord.