Post-closing property issues require immediate legal attention to determine your options and protect your rights under New York law. The first step is documenting the problem thoroughly and reviewing your purchase contract, title insurance policy, and any warranties or disclosures provided during the transaction. Depending on the nature of the issue, you may have claims against the seller, real estate agents, inspectors, or title insurance company. Common post-closing problems include undisclosed defects, title issues, boundary disputes, or zoning violations that weren’t identified during due diligence. Time is often critical in these situations, as many legal remedies have strict deadlines. An experienced real estate attorney can quickly assess your situation, explain your legal options, and take appropriate action to minimize your losses and hold responsible parties accountable.