Closings, Leases & Loans on Long Island
Long Island Real Estate Attorney
From first-home closings in Nassau to commercial leases in Suffolk and private lending for vacation properties, we help Long Island clients move their real estate deals forward with clarity and care.
Local Transactions, Legal Guidance
Helping Long Island Clients Navigate Real Estate
Real estate on Long Island covers a wide range of deals—from suburban single-family homes to busy commercial spaces and private investment loans. At Calvo Law Group, we work with buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and lenders across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Our role is to help simplify the process, flag potential issues early, and keep your closing or lease on track.
Supporting Your Next Move
Real Estate Legal Services on Long Island
Our work focuses on helping clients through residential and commercial transactions across Long Island.
We assist with home purchases, vacation property sales, and commercial building transactions—managing contracts, clearing title, and coordinating closings.
We review and draft commercial leases for retail, office, and industrial spaces across Nassau and Suffolk counties, protecting your interests from start to finish.
We help private lenders prepare enforceable loan documents, resolve title issues, and manage closings for properties throughout Long Island.
Long Island Real Estate Questions
What Clients Ask Most Often
Here are some of the most common questions we hear from clients working on Long Island real estate deals.
Do I need an attorney for a home purchase on Long Island?
In New York State, it is standard practice for buyers and sellers to use attorneys for residential real estate transactions. Your lawyer reviews and negotiates the contract, coordinates with the title company, and oversees the closing process to protect your interests. Without legal guidance, you could face unexpected delays or liabilities that are difficult to resolve later. At Calvo Law Group, we help keep your transaction moving smoothly and reduce the stress of closing day.
What should I know about buying a vacation property in Suffolk County?
Purchasing a vacation home often involves considerations that don’t come up with a primary residence. Zoning restrictions, short-term rental regulations, and property maintenance agreements can all impact how you use the property. We review contracts and local ordinances to help you understand the full picture before you commit. Our goal is to make sure there are no surprises after you close.
Can you help review or draft a commercial lease in Nassau County?
Yes. Commercial leases often include clauses about repairs, property taxes, and renewal terms that can create financial risks if left unchecked. We work with both landlords and tenants to review, draft, and negotiate lease agreements that reflect your goals and reduce the chance of future disputes. Having legal support on the front end can save significant time and cost later.
Do you work with private lenders on Long Island real estate deals?
We do. Many private lenders finance investment properties, house flips, and multi-family rentals across Long Island. We prepare loan documents, review collateral terms, and coordinate with the title company to help protect your funds. Our team keeps the process organized and moves quickly so borrowers and lenders can close on schedule.
When should I bring in a lawyer during my real estate transaction?
It’s best to involve a lawyer as soon as you’re preparing to make or accept an offer. Early legal review allows us to spot potential issues, negotiate stronger terms, and keep your deal on track from the beginning. Waiting until later in the process often means missed opportunities for protection and can create unnecessary stress.