Daniel Gershburg

In this episode, I speak to Jonathon Miller, President and CEO of Miller Samuel Inc., a real estate appraisal and consulting firm he co-founded in 1986. We talk about everything from the appraisal industry to how this new tax plan will affect NYC real estate. A wonderful conversation with someone who knows everything there is to know about property evaluation.

I wanted to demystify title insurance. What it is. What is costs. Why people buy it. So, I sat down with Stephen Saler of Langdon Title to discuss the value of title insurance and why it hedges against a ton of unknown risks. Hope you enjoy

The next trend in NYC Real Estate? Green Living. Mukul Lalchandani of Compass, joins me as we travel from Williamsburg to Battery Park City to discuss why using renewable resources when you build can make a huge difference both environmentally and financially.

In this episode, I chatted with Candice Milano and Malessa Rambarran of the Corcoran Group. We talked emerging NYC neighborhoods, tax benefits, and what it means to assemble the right team.

Everyone is constantly saying "now is the best time to buy a home!" What if it's not? In this podcast, I discuss the top 5 reasons why you should not be a home and rent instead.

Cari Rincker, Esq. is a divorce attorney in New York City. She's my go to whenever my clients are buying Real Estate and need to plan ahead in case of marital troubles down the road. In this podcast, we discuss:

1. What happens if you co-own a property in New York and get divorced.

2. Best practices in how to protect joint property before you get married.

3. The craziest divorce issues Cari has come across.

Hope you enjoy.

Choosing the right mortgage broker in NYC is critical. It dictates whether you're going to close on your home in time, or whether you're going to be screaming at customer service reps. Daniel Gershburg discusses the things to look out for when you make your decision.

The Mortgage Contingency Clause is vital in any New York real estate closing contract. Here's a brief explanation on why that's the case.

My interview today is with the brilliant Priya Malani, Co-Founder of StashWealth.com I've wanted to bring Priya on for some time because of the wildly different, practical approach she takes to investing and saving. This isn't your cookie cutter "stop buying latte" advice. In this short interview we discuss the differences between the traditional "Wall Street" brokerage model and what StashWealth does for it's clients, the right way to invest for H.E.N.R.Y's, and the common misconceptions surrounding millennials and saving.

Professor at Brooklyn Law School and founder of the Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy Clinic, Jonathan has a lot on his plate. He still found time to talk to me on the I AM THE LAW Podcast about the role of legal technology in educating law students and helping them find jobs where they can, you know, actually use the skills they learned. He's one of the most optimistic people I've ever spoken to, and his take on the future of technology and the law is worth of a listen.