What to send first
Send a public listing link or address, property type, general budget range, financing stage, offer timeline, representation status, listing-side contact or registration history, and the main question you want checked.
Privacy and disclaimer
How first-contact buyer questions handle your information.
First contact should stay simple: public property context, high-level buyer context, and no sensitive documents. The listing-check form can route high-level inquiry details into a private Google Drive lead workflow, with email and phone still available for direct contact.
Use public listing details and high-level buyer context for the first review.
Do not send sensitive financial documents, IDs, wire details, or private board package materials.
Use the listing-check form, email info@nycbuyerrebate.com, or call/text (917) 680-6568 for first-contact buyer questions.
Contact routes
The prepared contact routes are the listing-check form, info@nycbuyerrebate.com, and (917) 680-6568. The form is limited to high-level buyer and public listing context. It does not accept uploads, account login, or sensitive document intake. Conversion events remain local-only unless a separate ad platform tag is explicitly approved later.
What not to send
Social Security numbers, bank account details, tax returns, complete bank statements, pay stubs, IDs, loan files, wire information, or private co-op board materials should not be sent through the first-contact workflow.
General information only
Website content and any initial buyer review are general buyer process information. They are not legal, tax, mortgage, appraisal, inspection, accounting, underwriting, or board-approval advice. Buyers should consult their own attorney, lender, tax advisor, accountant, inspector, and other appropriate professionals before relying on transaction decisions.
No representation or rebate commitment
Emailing, texting, reading the site, using a calculator, or requesting an initial buyer review does not by itself create a buyer representation relationship or final rebate commitment. Any representation, service scope, compensation structure, and rebate terms must be confirmed in the appropriate written agreement and required disclosures.