Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New York

Re: What form?

No form,,,,brand new deed with proper acknowlegments and recording documents and transfer tax returns and equalization and assessment form and recording cover sheets...just that easy. Plus in NYC there is still another form.

Regards,

RRG

Re: What form?

It depends upon the relationship of the two new parties. If they are the sole heirs of the decedent, only a deed will be required. If not, letters testamentary or a Certificate of Administration will be required and either an Executor's Deed or an Administrator's Deed, as the case may be.

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