New York City’s Pied-à-Terre Law: What Owners of Second Homes Need to Know New York City has enacted a new annual surcharge on certain high-value residential properties that are not used as a primary residence. Commonly called the “pied-à-terre tax,” […]

Pung v. Isabella County: A Supreme Court Ruling That Redefines Compensation in Tax Foreclosure Cases In Pung v. Isabella County, Michigan, the U.S. Supreme Court addressed a significant constitutional question concerning government tax foreclosures: When a government seizes and sells […]

The Impact of Tax Deeds on Mortgages in New York Introduction Property tax foreclosure proceedings can have significant consequences for both property owners and mortgage lenders. In New York, unpaid real estate taxes may ultimately lead to the transfer of […]