Showing posts with label Wealth management firm. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 2, 2016

A Commitment to Excellence

 
 



DeBartolo Development invests in real estate assets of all sizes, specializing in opportunistic acquisitions and market-driven, ground-up development of multifamily, hospitality, retail and mixed-use projects throughout the United States. To capitalize on opportunities in the distressed real estate environment, DeBartolo Development launched the DeBartolo Opportunity Fund I. The Fund invests in assets across various property sectors in primary markets that are fundamentally sound and have potential for income growth. Here is an update on a property:

Arbor Walk Apartments – Tampa, Florida
     Closing Date: December 17, 2010
     Acquisition Price: $19.2 million

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Estate Planning 101 - Durable Power of Attorney




Wealth management firm Enviso Capital delivers a diverse array of financial planning services to clients from its San Diego, California-based offices. Among these services, Enviso Capital advises clients on various aspects of estate planning, which can include establishing a durable power of attorney.

Defined as a legal document giving someone else the power to make decisions on behalf of an individual, power of attorney is an indispensable part of most estate plans. “Durable” power of attorney remains active as long as an individual is unable to handle financial or medical matters on their own. In many cases, durable power of attorney takes effect when an individual becomes mentally incapacitated.

In many cases, individuals establish separate powers of attorney for health care issues and finances. Once an individual obtains durable power of attorney for finances, he or she can manage investments, pay bills, and handle other important financial matters on behalf of the person who is incapacitated. In terms of the estate planning process, individuals often establish durable power of attorney to avoid involving the court system in their affairs.