Amendments Require LLCs to Disclose Information of Its Members Prior to It Buying or Selling Residential Property in New York

The new stringent disclosure requirement applies when the LLC is a buyer or seller of a residential property containing one-to four-family dwelling units - no matter the purchase price. In simple terms, the name of every person who owns a membership interest in an LLC, directly or indirectly, that is the buyer or seller of a one-to four-family residential property, must be disclosed when a transfer of that residential property occurs.

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LLCs, Real EstateRobert Lum
New Rent Increase Limits On Major Capital Improvements and Individual Apartment Improvements

With the passing of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection act of 2019, landlords are significantly inhibited from recovering a bulk of their costs for improvements, such as MCI and IAI, to their rent-regulated buildings.

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