Playing A Prank On Your Neighbor!

With it being April Fools' I had to ask, is there ever a good time to play a prank on your neighbor?  The short answer is no!

In order to reduce the risk of having a prank played on you by someone in your building, you must be a good neighbor!

• Introduce yourself

• Know your neighbors lifestyle

• Who do you share walls with

• What is the process for garbage removal

• Communicate on a regular basis

• Share news updates about the neighborhood

Sometimes we shy away from getting to know our neighbors.  There are lots of reasons:  who really lives in your Condo or Co-Op?

• Concerns buyers have about any particular Co-Op include the reasonableness of other shareholders when it comes to renovations, long-term building improvements, and handling day-to-day decisions.

• Concerns buyers have about any particular Condo include the percentage of units that are held by investors vs. owner-occupants, percentage of units that are used as a second or third home, etc.

• Concerns shareholders or owners have for prospective buyers are their financials, credit history, lifestyle, or motives for purchasing.

Hope you all escape any pranks and look forward to speaking with you soon!

Sincerely, 
Danielle Nazinitsky

Danielle Nazinitsky
Lic. as Danielle I. Nazinitsky
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
(212) 941-2634 (direct)  |  (330) 936-7938 (cell)
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