BREAKFAST WITH NYC NETWORK GROUP

We then puddle-jumped to the Williams Club, where NYC Network Club held its second breakfast networking event. Founder Anthony Kazazis of ARS Abstract (second to right) with the 5-minute-each speakers: ARS’s (and bro) John Kazazis, who educated us on mechanic’s liens; United Short Sales’ Christopher Gerstle, on the short sale market; mindSHIFT Technologies’ Ed Grubb, the advantages of centralized computer systems; and Cost Recovery Solutions’ Jerry Kootman.
Jerry (right) with Haskell Brokerage’s Linda Newman, Innoworks’Eddie Pagan, and Rockefeller Group Technology Solutions’ Bob Robinowitz, tells us that 85% of buildings have not taken advantage of cost segregation. He just returned from vacation in St. Maarten to a major contract with “a small business” (some company named Anheuser-Busch), consulting its expansion. We love hearing good news, and even the skies obliged with a short burst of sunshine. (More photos)

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