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Abraham Galbut, Lawyer and Real Estate Investor. Snr Partner at Galbut Walters & Associates & HCM Worldwide. Member of several Civic & Charitable Organizations.

Mr. Abraham Galbut is the senior partner of the law firm that was originally founded in 1953 He was admitted June, 1976 and practiced in South Beach until 2005 when the firm relocated to their current offices.

In Real Estate Abraham Galbut has specialized in the financing, construction, and conversion of multi-family apartments, long-term healthcare facilities, and hotels throughout Florida, Texas, Washington D.C., and Chicago.

Mr. Abraham Galbut expertise lies in both transactional (real estate and finance) law and in litigation with a high concentration in family, probate and guardianship law.

Abraham Galbut - Unfinished homes present a great way to save a lot of money and get yourself a new home in the process.

Abraham Galbut - You MAY not want to read what I'm about to write because it WILL remove excuses you have. In fact, after this very simple tip, you will no longer have the ready-made excuse that perhaps you've used in the past. I will strip it away like Dad rips off the warm covers on a winter morning

Abraham Galbut is Lawyer in Miami. Finding the "right" lawyer is also about finding the right person… someone who listens, who really understands your situation, your worries and your desired outcomes.

Abraham Galbut - When you sell your home, the process is almost like going to a job interview. Selling a home involves presentation, which is one of the key factors that determine the outcome.

Pre foreclosures are known as properties that have reached the final stages before they get repossessed or taken back by the lender or bank.

Creating a successful and profitable business is no easy task. It's reliant on many outside factors, including competition, timing and demand, which you have very little to no control over at the beginning.

All across the United States, there are millions of people looking to a buy home - either now or in the future. Over the last few years, lower interest rates have come along, making it more affordable than ever to buy a home.