Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Preventing Winter Slip and Fall Injuries
Winters in New York City can be severe, and winter weather can result in hazardous conditions due to ice, snow and slush. Wet sidewalks become icy in freezing temperatures, and snow gets tracked into your home as well as in business and retail establishments, making for an increased risk of falls at this time… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Rent Regulation Before Buying A Rental Property
Becoming a landlord is something many people consider as a way of becoming their own boss while increasing their assets and holdings. Investing in a rental property can be a lucrative business provided you know what you are getting into in advance. Being a landlord carries a great deal of responsibility, both in terms… Read More »
Communicating With Your Doctor
As we get older, doctor visits often increase and begin to be a regular part of life. Whether seeking treatment for a chronic health condition or simply getting regular checkups, these visits are important for maintaining both our present and future health and maintaining the lifestyle we enjoy. In order to protect your health… Read More »
Doing a Final Walk Through On A Home
Buying a home is an exciting time, and finding the right home for you and your family can be a process. Once you have found the right one, the excitement of making all the plans necessary to purchase it can be overwhelming. There are so many details to attend to, it is surprisingly easy… Read More »
Holiday Safety Tips
The holidays are a time to get together with friends, to enjoy both the outdoor and indoor holiday decorations, and to attend parties and get togethers with loved ones. It is also a time for shopping, as we all scramble to find that perfect gift for those we love. In the midst of all… Read More »
The Trend Towards Urbanism
After decades of idealizing the concept of leaving the hustle and bustle of city life to live in favor of a slower, more austere life in the country, there is a definite trend back towards city living. Throughout the country, cities are experience a surge in popularity, as both housing and commercial developers alike… Read More »
Protecting Your Home From Burglary and Theft
For many people their home is their biggest asset, and within that home there is likely to be a substantial amount of money tied up in personal belongings. Cars, jewelry, furniture, appliances, and electronics all add up to a lot of money, and in the event of a burglary, there are some things that… Read More »
Identifying Risk Factors For Nursing Home Abuse
With the aging of America’s baby boomer population, elder care has become an increasingly important issue. Many people today deal with the question of how to best provide the care that aging parents, grandparents, and loved ones need, and nursing home care often turns out to be the best available option. Unfortunately, as increasing… Read More »
Contesting a Will
The death of a loved one can bring out a variety of complex emotions. It is a difficult time, with preparations to be made, forms to be filled out, and relatives and friends of the deceased to contend with. Everyone claims to want what is in the best interests of the person who passed… Read More »
Thanksgiving Safety Tips
Thanksgiving is all about spending time with those you love. You may be gathered together around the table enjoying a Thanksgiving feast with family, or gathered around the television cheering on your favorite team with friends. Either way, it is one of the busiest travel days of the year, and while millions of people… Read More »