New York is a judicial foreclosure state and the process can take over a year to proceed from Summons & Complaint through judgment and then auction. A homeowner has a right to redeem up and until auction, but unlike many states, there is no right of redemption after Sale (but see Bill proposing to allow [...]
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While the first time home buyers are out in force looking to purchase a home, the reality is that a good part of the elusive purchaser pool is made up of homeowners looking to trade up to a new home. Which means, for the most part, they need to sell their current residence to [...]
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