Synopsis
President and Owner of Gershburg Law, P.C. We're a real estate and bankruptcy law firm located in New York City. This podcast is meant to be informative BUT is not meant in any way to convey legal advice and it doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. I know, I know, but we have to say it. We really hope you enjoy.
Episodes
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New Dev Taxes And Common Charges
05/02/2025 Duration: 04minNew Dev Taxes And Common Charges by Daniel Gershburg
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Time is of the Essence Letter
05/02/2025 Duration: 01minTime is of the Essence Letter by Daniel Gershburg
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Working Capital Contributions
05/02/2025 Duration: 01minWorking Capital Contributions by Daniel Gershburg
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Before The Closing
05/02/2025 Duration: 05minListen for a snapshot of what the closing process will be like for a buyer, and some tips/things you can do to make the process even smoother
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What has changed since Covid
05/02/2025 Duration: 03minWhat has changed since Covid by Daniel Gershburg
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Getting around the Means Test in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in NYC
21/04/2020 Duration: 04minThe Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Means Test is one of the most misunderstood tests around. There are a variety of different ways to qualify, even if your income is too "high." One of the ways that you can still get rid of your debts and still file, even if you have high income, is if 51% of your debt is non-consumer, or business debt. I explain here in a general way. Remember, none of this should be considered legal advice and no attorney/client relationship has been created!
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Questions at the Meeting of the Creditors
21/04/2020 Duration: 08minI've compiled some of the most common questions that Trustees will ask debtors in a section 341 meeting (also known as the "Meeting of the Creditors") Please understand that this is simply a sample of the potential questions and it does not constitute legal advice in any way!
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Coronavirus and NYC real estate
11/03/2020 Duration: 07minThe Coronavirus is only beginning to affect the NYC real estate market. I discuss how to protect yourself (in the market during this time) by 1. Having a candid conversation with your mortgage broker 2. Understanding timelines 3. Understanding contingencies 4. How to potentially save your down payment Let me know your thoughts.