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.

Condo Vs Coop in NYC: What to buy? (2020)

Real Estate 101: Before buying a home or renting one in New York, you must master these concepts. Condo vs. Co-op in NYC: What to Buy? If you’re purchasing a home in NYC, it’s essential to understand the pros and… Read More

What do Real Estate Agents Make in NYC in 2023?

Some Make a lot, But It’s Not Money Alone That Drives Them. So, what do real estate agents make in NYC? Every fan of the Bravo Channel’s hit cable T.V. series Million Dollar Listing New York knows it. Being a… Read More

NYC Flip Tax Explained: What It Is, How It’s Calculated, and Who Pays (2020)

Every co-op buyer in New York City will eventually encounter the flip tax question — usually when they’re already under contract and realizing they should have asked sooner. It’s one of the most misunderstood closing costs in NYC real estate:… Read More

Five Steps to Getting Your First Investment Property in 2023

Buying your first real estate investment property is a significant commitment. You must know a few key things: what to look for,  much you can charge for rent, and how much you can spend on expenses. With the proper tools… Read More

File a complaint vs your real estate agent in New York

Filing a complaint against a broker is an aggressive move. Home buyers and sellers must use it as a last resort or if the agent threatens litigation. There are many ways you can file a complaint vs. your real estate… Read More

Accepting two real estate offers in parallel and negotiating two contracts

Are they accepting two contractual estate offers and negotiating two contracts in parallel? The issue is not legal or illegal in home-buying; it’s meaningless. A seller cannot get another offer if the listing becomes “in contract.” A home is “in… Read More