Hani Sarji

"Durable" is just one word (an adjective), but it explains why powers of attorney are so powerful and why they are an essential tool in every estate plan....

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🔑 How to Discontinue a New York Holdover Against John Doe & Jane Doe

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Sep 12, 2023

Two Reasons NYC Real Estate Prices Have Remained Relatively Steady Despite Skyrocketing Mortgage Interest Rates

In the YouTube short below, Sean Devine, a NYC real estate broker with...

Sep 11, 2023

Be Careful: NYC HPD Allows Walk-Ins Only on Some Days

Some New York City landlords (such as those for multiple dwellings) are required...

Estate Administration

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Piano in a Decent's Estate: More of a Liability than an Asset

"[U]sed pianos generally have no value, and are a cost to...

Retirement

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Who Should Contribute to a Roth Account?

When it comes to contributing to a Roth account, there are a few...

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🔑 How to Discontinue a New York Holdover Against John Doe & Jane Doe

Two Reasons NYC Real Estate Prices Have Remained Relatively Steady Despite Skyrocketing Mortgage Interest Rates

Be Careful: NYC HPD Allows Walk-Ins Only on Some Days

Piano in a Decent's Estate: More of a Liability than an Asset

Who Should Contribute to a Roth Account?

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