HDFC lawyer

Don't use Joanne Seminaria from Kurzman Karelson and Frank. While she has really solid HFDC experience, she delegates everything to junior associates who can't spell HFDC.

OK--so does anyone know of a "good" lawyer...

are you looking to sell or buy?

Neither. It is to interview someone to be our coop attorney.

I am in the middle of buying into an HDFC building right now, and highly recommend my lawyer, Mitchell Rutkin, of Rubinstein & Rutkin LLP. He has a lot of experience in HDFC matters, and his office is in Riverdale.

Do NOT go to Rubinstein and Rutkin! I never rec'd all my papers after the closing. It took months. I signed a sales contract under their guidance that should the sale not go thru the seller still kept my ernest money which
was. 12,000. Dollars. I was like no we need to change that, they were like it never happens just sign. My board is a disaster and had I listened to myself and gotten out when I should of I would have lost 12,000. The
old man is inarticulate. He is from some old boys belief charm em and they won't ask too many questions. When I was meeting with him he kept looking at his watch. God forbid he talk to me after telling me to sign a contract I wasn't comfortable with. I think that is Rubinstein. And Rutkin is a slickster. Another group with disdain for their poor clientele.

If you're buying into an HFDC, you're much better off retaining an ADA than hiring a real estate attorney.

Alan you made me LOL. It's too bad that the city is on-board with or the source of most of the shenanigans.