Do you own a property in the City of New York? Have you ever received a Vacate Order from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (“DHPD”)? Has a tenant or occupant been removed as a result of the Vacate Order? If that is the case, DHPD has likely filed or will file a lien against your property. This lien could be tens of thousands of dollars and could prevent you from selling or refinancing your property. 

 

Have you purchased a property at a foreclosure sale, and your title company won’t omit the DHPD relocation lien from your title? Has your title company required you to put money in escrow due to the DHDP relocation lien?

 

The good news is there are ways to resolve, settle or possibly remove the lien altogether. 

At the Law Office of Henry Graham P.C., we have successfully settled Relocation Liens by proactively taking action to settle and remove DHPD relocation liens. Don’t wait until the last minute to pay DHPD in full due to a relocation lien, contact our office now to schedule an appointment to discuss your options.