The Nest

NestApple's Real Estate Blog

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.

Things to Know Before Sharing Roommate Renters Insurance

Renting a room with a friend or another person can be a thoughtful idea for many people looking to save money or while on a temporary relocation. It can be fun, but other things, such as renters’ insurance, may also… Read More

Jooble Website Recommendations on How To Become a Property Manager?

Getting a job as a property manager has also been relatively more straightforward than previous years. For instance, you can quickly obtain the property caretaker position on Jooble right from the comfort of your home.  Who is a Property Manager? Property… Read More

Should You Refinance Your Car before Buying a House?

For many Americans, the “American Dream” includes owning a home. For many of us, that dream starts with taking out a mortgage. But what if you already have a car loan? Should you refinance your car loan before buying a… Read More

NYC 421a Tax Abatements

The world of New York City real estate tax would make an average person’s head spin. Tax laws, in general, are going to be rough to handle. Therefore, the city’s taxes are one of the main reasons people avoid living… Read More

Questions To Ask Your Potential HOA in 2025

Whether it is a condo, a co-op, or an actual house property owner’s association, realizing how much your HOA will matter in your day-to-day life is essential. An HOA board is there to ensure property values don’t go down. In… Read More

What Are Co-Ops Allowed To Reject Applicants For?

Co-ops are notoriously picky with their clients and renters. Getting accepted into a co-op in New York City is a significant status symbol. Even celebrities have been turned away from membership in these exclusive elite circles. It’s almost a trope… Read More