Featuring real estate articles and information to help real estate buyers and sellers. The Nest features writings from Georges Benoliel and other real estate professionals. Georges is the Co-Founder of NestApple and has been working as an active real estate investor for over a decade.
Georges has been working in Wall Street for the last 16 years trading derivatives with hedge funds. He has been an active real estate investor for over a decade. Georges graduated from HEC Business School in Paris and holds a master in Finance from ESADE Barcelona.
The Long Island Mansion Tax is 1% of the purchase price for residential properties costing $1 million or more. Buyers typically pay this tax. For instance, if you buy a home for $999,999, no Mansion Tax applies since the price… Read More
Generators are increasingly popular among homeowners for maintaining safety and comfort during power outages. A home generator activates when the electrical grid fails, supplying essential energy to your house. Before purchasing a whole-home generator, it’s important to understand the costs… Read More
St. Augustine grass is a widely used variety, especially in the Southern United States, such as Florida. It is recognized for its excellent heat tolerance and dense growth, thriving in warm environments. It establishes itself quickly and grows rapidly, making… Read More
Congrats! You’ve found a buyer, signed a binding sale agreement, and are just days from closing. But when does the seller actually receive the funds? The timing varies. It depends on whether the buyer pays all cash (which typically happens… Read More
While paying rent by credit card to earn points may seem advantageous, most landlords do not accept this method because of the roughly 3% (or more) processing fee. Additionally, accepting credit card payments exposes landlords to chargebacks or disputes. Why… Read More
According to recent data, the most liberal states include Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Hawaii, New Jersey, Connecticut, California, Illinois, Rhode Island, Maine, Oregon, and Washington. These states have higher percentages of voters who identify as Democrats or lean Democratic. This… Read More
Homeownership has always involved ongoing maintenance, but in today’s inflationary economy, repair costs are rising faster than many homeowners expect. A broken appliance or failing system is no longer a minor inconvenience. It can quickly become a significant and unplanned… Read More
The Lone Star State offers many attractions for the wealthy, and several Texas cities are increasingly drawing celebrity residents. Keep reading to learn about some of the most well-known celebrities living in Houston. Joel Osteen Our list of renowned Houston… Read More
Charlotte, North Carolina, known as the Queen City, features thriving industries, a warm southern charm, and an unexpected number of A-list celebrities. These stars have opted for Queen City life, contributing their star power to Charlotte’s lively scene. Here are… Read More
Imagine you’re living in an apartment building. A neighbor reports a leaky faucet around 10 p.m., and by morning, the maintenance team is already prepared. In cities like New York, where people expect fast service and high standards, property management… Read More
If you’re purchasing an apartment in New York City, you’ll probably need to include an Assumption of Alteration Agreement in your co-op board application. What is this document, and why is it required? An Assumption of Alteration Agreement means the… Read More
Selecting your initial residence in Virginia Beach entails navigating through 111 distinct neighborhoods spread across 245 square miles of coastal Virginia. For first-time homebuyers, the extensive range of options may appear overwhelming. Which communities offer optimal value? Where can your… Read More
Whether you are purchasing or selling a cooperative apartment in New York City, it is evident that no party benefits when a board rejects a proposal. The reality of cooperative housing in NYC is that securing board approval is predominantly… Read More
Whether you’re buying or selling a co-op apartment in NYC, a board rejection is never a win for anyone. The reality about co-ops in NYC is that securing board approval is largely beyond your control. Boards can reject an applicant… Read More
Cooperatives in New York City emphasize job stability, making changes to your employment status during the purchasing process potentially complicated, even if you land a higher-paying role. If you submitted your board application and had it approved before starting a… Read More
