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This charming 2 family colonial style home is available for sale. This home is well maintained located on the beautiful College Avenue in Westerleigh, Staten Island.  Level 1 includes a large eat in kitchen with yard/deck access. A formal living room,dining room, 2 bedrooms, and a 3rd bedroom with a sunroom. Hardwood flooring throughout the house and one full bath.Level 2 includes an updated eat in kitchen with access to the outside deck. As well as a formal living room and dining room, 3 bedrooms, full bath. This floor has hardwood floors all throughout. There is an entry foyer with separate entrances for each apartment. As well as a basement with a laundry area and heating systems. 2 car garage and vinyl siding, 5 year old roof along with new windows.…

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This 1,440 sq ft ranch style home, 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom house is for sale and could be yours! Located in the desireable quiet street in Tottenville, Staten Island. Offers a large eat-in kitchen and a spacious living room. This house has beautiful hardwood floors. 54x100 park like property and a fully finished basement that has a laundry area,storage area, as well as a 3/4 bathroom.  This area is a great place in the suburbs of New York City if you enjoy a more quiet setting. Perfect for families! click the link for a better look!   https://www.tomcrimminsrealty.com/listing/1115071-288-richard-ave-staten-island-ny-10309/

If interest please contact:

Mary Raymond

917-494-6188

A NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson 

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What is the HOA?

The Homeowners' Association (HOA), is an organization that is common among many developments such as gated communities, or housing subdivisions. The association is generally comprised of homeowners who have volunteered to serve as members of the HOA board. Therefore, they are responsible for providing regulations for the maintenance of the community, that residents within the community adhere to. With these regulations also come HOA fees, which pay for the upkeep of common areas around the neighborhood. According to the Community Associations Institute, about 20% of Americans live in a community that is regulated by a homeowners, condo associations, or co-op board.

What Exactly Do HOA Fees Cover?

The HOA fees can range from about…

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It is the never ending question for future homeowners. To rent or to buy? That is the question.

Renting a home is a good option for some, but buying a home just might be the best thing for you. There are some big advantages to buying a house that will help you get out of your renting rut and focus more on your future.

Build Equity

You may not realize this, but when you rent a home - you help someone else build equity. Any changes that you make with your landlord's approval puts money back in his or her pocket. When you buy a home of your own, you have the chance to build equity of your own, which you can use to obtain a loan later.

Save On Your Taxes

When you rent a house, you cannot deduct the money you spend on your taxes. Though some…

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