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SMALL CLAIMS ASSESSMENT REVIEW (SCAR)
By Mathew Joseph
The Small Claims Assessment Review (SCAR) offers property owners a way to challenge their property assessments as determined by the Board of Assessment Review (for counties outside Nassau and New York City), the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission, or the New York City Tax Commission by filing a SCAR Petition. This process is a more affordable and informal alternative to a formal Tax Certiorari proceeding...

August is National Golf Month. What better time to work on your swing, improve your distance, or just hit a few balls for fun? If you've just moved to the area, finding places that cater to your interests isn't always easy. Fortunately, our real estate agents know the area inside and out and can help you with whatever you need. Here are some of our favorite driving ranges around Long Island.

Navigating the Long Island real estate market, especially as a first-time homebuyer, can be challenging. The competition is fierce, and to stand out, you need to be prepared to make your best offer swiftly. Our REALTORS® at Laffey Real Estate are here to guide you through the process, ensuring you're ready to seize the perfect opportunity.

You probably know that almost everyone needs a mortgage to buy a home. But you might not know just how many types of mortgages there are. Our real estate agents are here to demystify your options and help you decide which kind of mortgage is right for you.
Let's break down home loans into five major categories to make them easier to understand. If you're in the market for Roslyn hom...
TALK TO THE ASSESSOR.
By Mathew Joseph.
The New York City Department of Finance assesses your property annually to determine your property tax bill. From July to October each year, Assessors and Assistant City Assessors conduct field inspections across neighborhoods to gather data on assigned properties. These inspections ensure accurate property characteristics are recorded for correct market value estimates. It is crucial to report any discrepancies to the Assessors promptly, especially if they might lower your assessed value and thus your taxes. For instance, if a building has been demolished or property dimensions are incorrect, this should be brought to their attention.
Commercial property owners must also provide income and expense information; otherwise, Assessors may estimate based on market data, potentially leading to inaccurate assessments. Your Notice of Property Value, received in January, details the assessed value determined by...
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