Consider the property, debts, and notices together
Small multifamily and mixed-use buildings can carry overlapping loan, tax, insurance, and operating obligations. Levkovich Law can discuss the legal issues in your notices and how your goals—keeping the property, considering a sale, or understanding options—relate to the property’s debts and status. Financing, sale proceeds, or a particular outcome cannot be promised.
What to have ready
- The property type, location, and an overview of income and recurring obligations.
- Lender default letters, tax notices, and any court or sale papers.
- Known dates and your goal for the property.
You do not need to upload documents to make an initial request. Keep Social Security numbers and loan account numbers out of your request.
Can I request a review if the building has little equity?
Yes, you can make an inquiry. Value and debt are only part of the discussion; legal deadlines and the status of the property also matter. The firm will first confirm whether it accepts your matter and can offer a consultation.
Official information
New York State Courts — Housing and property information
Official resources are general information. The notices, dates, and facts in your matter may affect what steps are available.