Required disclosure
Published under New York Real Property Law § 442-h. This states what NYREFCO, LLC requires of a prospective homebuyer before providing services — and nothing more.
NYREFCO, LLC · Diallo J. Stevens, Licensed Real Estate Broker · NYS DOS Unique ID No. 10491211784 · Date stamped: August 28, 2026
NYREFCO, LLC (the “Broker”) is making this Standardized Operating Procedure available to the public. Hard copies of these procedures are available upon request at our office located at 7526 Vleigh Place, Flushing, New York 11367.
New York Real Property Law § 442-h requires every licensed real estate broker to institute standardized operating procedures describing the prerequisites a prospective homebuyer must meet before receiving any services, and to post them on each publicly available website and mobile application the broker maintains. NYREFCO, LLC does not require:
1 A prospective purchaser who wishes to be represented by this office — that is, to become a client rather than a customer — will be asked to enter into a written representation agreement, and photograph identification will be required at that point.
2 Although this office does not require it, a seller, a landlord, or a property’s listing broker may require identification, a pre-approval letter, or proof of funds before a property is shown or before an offer is considered. Those are lawful instructions and this office will follow them.
These are NYREFCO, LLC’s own prerequisites. This document does not limit what a third party may require, and it is not a representation agreement, an agency disclosure, or a contract of any kind. Whether this office represents you, and on what terms, is set out in a separate written agreement.
A date-stamped and notarized original of this procedure is maintained in the records of NYREFCO, LLC, and hard copies are available to the public upon request at the office address above.
NYREFCO, LLC complies with all applicable federal, New York State and local fair housing laws. This office does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, citizenship or immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, military status, sex, age, disability, marital status, status as a victim of domestic violence, lawful source of income, or familial status.
