NY A10173

Requires property sellers to submit proof of the full sales price when recording a deed, with acceptable proof including canceled checks, mortgage satisfaction documents, or seller affidavits with itemized lists of property received

Amends New York Real Property Law Section 333 to add documentation requirements for real property conveyances

Makes omission or erroneous reporting of sales price and proof a basis for impairing or invalidating title, unlike other recording requirement errors which do not affect title validity

Takes effect 90 days after becoming law

Officially titled the "Deed Theft: Proof of Sale Price Act," targeting fraudulent property transfers