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PARK SLOPE $1,250,000 366 13th Street 3-family, prewar brick town house; 2 bedrooms, 1 bath in two units; 1 bedroom, 1 bath in other; high ceilings, hardwood floors, original detail in each; finished basement; 19-by-100-ft. lot; taxes $2,713; listed at $1.25 million, 3 weeks on market (broker: Nancy McKiernan Realty) Residential Sales [NY Times] GMAP…
PARK SLOPE $1,250,000
366 13th Street
3-family, prewar brick town house; 2 bedrooms, 1 bath in two units; 1 bedroom, 1 bath in other; high ceilings, hardwood floors, original detail in each; finished basement; 19-by-100-ft. lot; taxes $2,713; listed at $1.25 million, 3 weeks on market (broker: Nancy McKiernan Realty)
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Where are you dullards from.
That was a three family house.
You should learn how to cull information from someplace other than here. You don’t even know how many apartments are needed to make it stabilized. Idiots.
we had the contract expressly specify that the tenant had to be gone by a certain date. it worked out fine. (the tenant was month-to-month, which made things easier.)
I have been through it as a buyer. It is relatively straightforward. I had all the tenants out in less than three months. I evicted them, they had no leases, I did not buy them out.
Geez, some people on this blog are so snarky. I have heard many horror stories, including one from the tenant herself explaining the hell she put the family through that bought “her” building.
I have also heard from people who have accepted buyouts and moved. I have lived in NY long enough that I know that regardless of whether you are a RC or a RS tenant, you can still go to court, say that the eviction will leave you homeless and the court will grant indefinite stays, a lot of posters on this blog seem to be in denial of this basic fact of life in NYC. If your tenant is not RC or RS, you may not have a problem, or you may have a BIG problem. Let the buyer beware. Is there anyone who has actually been through this either as buyer or tenant?
Sometimes the know-it-alls on this site are notoriously ill informed.
you have ‘heard so many horror stories’? how many? ever substantiated or just same 2 stories repeated endlessly.
Yes there are instances where that can occur but that is not the usual case.
(generally buyer asks for bldg vacant on closing if that is what is desired).
Now if talking about RS/RC tenant in place – that is totally different and if you don’t know the difference by now and you live in NYC – hopeless to try to explain.
pardon my ignorance but I thought the peculiar tenant laws in NYC did not allow an onwer to simply kick out tenants. Don’t they have to make some sort of buyout deal?
Can’t the tenants take the case to housing court? I have heard so many horror stories about the tenant from hell who will not be budged from their third floor studio or whatever. What’s the real deal?
uhhh…the building has already sold.
it’s the new owners place now. they can kick out whomever they please.
My friend lives in this building. They’re kicking all the tenants out.
is there a psycho tenant or something?
The taxes are incredibly low. If there is any kind of rent roll, this should sell.