Stress-Less Real Estate
A Team dedicated to Real Estate Needs
of Baby Boomers and Seniors
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Welcome to our Winter newsletter! We want to share the latest real estate market news with you, give you a hint for a stress-less life, tell you what's going on in NYC and what's going on with us.
Scroll down to see our new feature:
Our Resource Partners
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Next Move Team is on the go ...
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IN CONTRACT!
The Leola
Broadway & West End Avenue
$599,000 reduced
$ 599,000
One Bedroom Co-op
Maintenance $950mo
ASF/ASM 600/56
Financing 80%
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FOR SALE
East Harlem | Park Ave & Lexington Ave
$350,000
HDFC 5 Room Co-op
Bedrooms3
Maintenance $600
ASF/ASM 700/65
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We're Investing ...
Coming Up! Hope to see you there!
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Investment Experience from One of our Team . . .
Marvin Vipler:
"I purchased a coop sponsor unit in my New York City coop where sponsor rights are passed on.
Coop sponsor units:
Although there is a limited supply, coop-sponsor units provide special advantages to investors. But read the coop offering plan to check that sponsor rights are passed on when purchased from the sponsor or from another investor.
Many offering plans allow for the passing on of sponsor rights as long as the purchaser does not occupy the unit:
Unlimited subletting is allowed
No flip tax is required on sales
No board approval required for subletting
No subletting or move-in fees
I also purchased a home in a self-directed IRA and converted IRA savings into an investment home in Lake Tahoe, California.
Self Directed IRA: Real estate can be purchased in a self-directed IRA. You have to do this thru a 3rd party, like a 1031 exchange. This home is for investment purposes only and neither I, nor my immediate family can occupy this home or it would be considered an illegal contribution to my IRA. It is managed by a property manager and is considered a B & B. All income and expenses must pass thru this independent 3rd party
If you use ROTH IRA fends, all income and appreciation of the home is tax-free, since this investment was made with after-tax dollars."
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Events & Market News we want to share...
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New Tax Information!
This increase in tax rates took effect with properties closing on or after July 1, 2019.
The FY2020 budget passed by the New York State legislature on March 31 included tax increases in two tax structures applied to the sale of real estate.
The transfer tax applies to the sale of all real property in the state. In New York City, the transfer tax rate will rise from 0.40% to 0.65% for residential properties sold for at least $3,000,000.
The “mansion tax” on residential properties sold for at least $2,000,000 in New York City will also increase, by tiers, from the current 1.0% to a maximum of 3.90%.
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R NEW YORK 4th Q 2019 RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET REPORT
The Manhattan real estate market stabilized in the fourth quarter, helped by lower rates, a strong stock market, and a stable US economy. Total sales of 2,404 were modestly down 1.2% year over year. Buyers are benefiting from weaker pricing trends with an average price per sq. ft. down 6% year over year. The mansion tax is negatively impacting high-end sales with sales down 38% in homes above the $5m mark. Sales of homes below $5m were actually up 1.6% year over year. For the full year 2019, the total number of sales were down 1.8% year over year, similar to 4Q trends. Median sales prices were flat year over year. Sales are taking longer to close with days on market up 6% year over year to 99 days. Listing inventory was down 10% quarter over quarter and up 9% y/y.
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Pratt
Manhattan Gallery
February 7– May 23
Monday–Saturday, 11 AM–6 PM
Thursday until 8 PM
Free and open to the public
NEW OLD explores the potential for design and designers to enhance the experience of our later lives.
A touring exhibition from the Design Museum, London, in partnership with the Helen Hamlyn Trust. Sponsored by AXA PPP Healthcare with additional support from Versus Arthritis. NEW OLD is sponsored by The Achelis Bodman Foundation at Pratt Manhattan Gallery.
Pratt Manhattan Gallery
New York, NY 10011
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What We Do for Our Clients...
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"Part Broker, Part Therapist"
..... to quote The New York Times
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We have helped many clients attain their relocation goals.
Here are some examples. We can do the same for you or a loved one.
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Another Tip for Stress-Less Living...
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Children grown up? It may be wise to take this opportunity to reevaluate your living situation. How much space do you now need? Where do you want to spend the future?
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It may be prudent and necessary to sell and use the funds from the sale of your home to manage retirement and daily expenses.
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Often the home purchased and lived in for many years is no longer manageable. It may be too large and therefore too difficult to maintain physically and financially.
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Ina Torton
Ina is the founder of the Next Move Team. She is a specialist in Stress Management and this skill is certainly relevant in working with people selling their longtime homes. Her background includes education and mind/body therapy. At the beginning of the women's movement, she pioneered a flexible work schedule agency for women returning to work called New Time. A born New Yorker, Ina has been a successful Realtor for 15 years. She treats her clients like family.
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Jan Epperson
Jan's award-winning expertise in interior design/construction/relocation management can make all the difference when you are selling or buying a home. When selling, her staging skills can help bring in the best price. When buying, her vision and space planning skills help you narrow your search. targeting exactly what you want in a new home. After earning her MS from Pratt Institute and a long design career, Jan became a real estate agent in 2006.
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Fernando Branco
Fernando strives to create, and secure value for each one of his clients. By listening to their dreams, and understanding their unique needs, he guides them towards opportunity, transforming dreams into reality. His aim is to win the trust of each client based on performance, dedication, commitment, loyalty, confidentiality, and the highest professional standards.
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Marvin Vipler
Marvin has been a resident of the Upper East Side for the past 45 years and is well versed in the market there and throughout Manhattan. His experience as a former Treasurer of his Coop Board gives him familiarity with the financial workings of co-ops and makes him a great negotiator. His business background as the founder of the Computer Software Center is invaluable.
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Chris Lipman
Born and raised in New York City, Chris is known as an "Upper West Side Enthusiast" having lived in this fantastic neighborhood for over 30 years. He knows every aspect of the condo and coop market here and throughout Manhattan. His clients continually comment on how he helps to make what is one of the most stressful transactions in one's life a smooth, enjoyable experience. Chris has been an active member of the Real Estate Board of New York since 2001 and served as co-chair in a leadership position from 2008 - 2012.
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John Sheeley, EA
Chester, New York-based John Sheeley, EA began his career in the tax industry in 1987, passing the IRS exam in 1995. His career includes 13 years as a multi-unit franchisee of a national tax firm and 5 years as a tax manager at a regional CPA firm in New York. John is a National Tax Practice Institute fellow,
Mr. Sheeley is also the founder of Tax Practice Pro, Inc, a national continuing education provider. His current teaching focus centers on problems of S corps, and taxation of non-resident aliens and those living abroad. He can be reached at john@taxpracticepro.com
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Sent by the Next Move Team at R New York
Ina Torton, Lic RE Salesperson
Jan Epperson, Lic RE Salesperson
Marvin Vipler, Lic RE Salesperson
Fernando Branco, Lic RE Assoc Broker
Chris Lipman, Lic RE Assoc Broker
R New York, Lic RE Broker
Contact the Next Move Team at 917-921-6205. ask for Ina
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Take note of our new name!
Charles Rutenberg LLC is now R New York.
We R Real Estate. We R New York
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641 Lexington Ave, NY, NY 10022
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