Services

The Law Office of Isa Abdur-Rahman, PLLC, represents buyers, sellers, builders and financiers of real estate and businesses located within New York.  Our clients include individuals, families, estates, lenders, non-profit organizations and faith-based institutions.

Transactions that our firm commonly handles include:

  • Real estate purchases and sales
  • Estate probate and administration
  • Wills and trusts
  • Commercial leasing
  • Purchase and sale of existing businesses
  • Joint ventures and investment partnerships
  • Private loan transactions
  • Corporation and LLC formation

Additionally, our office handles real estate litigation matters, including construction litigation, fraud claims, title disputes, and contract claims.

Please contact us at (718) 262-0682 to discuss your specific needs.  Thank you.

Attorney Bio

Isa Abdur-Rahman has operated his law firm since 2004 with an emphasis on real estate, business law, and family estates.

Isa is an active advocate for community development and generational wealth through property ownership.   He represents real estate investors and developers, and many of his clients are first-time home buyers and entrepreneurs in the NY metropolitan area.

Isa teaches courses on Business Law and Ethics at CUNY/York College, and he serves on the board of directors for the Farmers Boulevard Community Development Corp.

Isa obtained his undergraduate degree in Finance from Howard University in 1998 and earned his law degree from the Howard University School of Law in 2003.

Contact

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The Law Office of
Isa Abdur-Rahman, PLLC
90-04 161st Street, Suite 308
Jamaica, New York  11432
T: (718) 262-0682
F: (718) 732-2656
E: info@rahman-esq.com

Disclaimer

The views and ideas expressed in the Blog Posts below are general in nature and do not constitute legal advice for any specific situation.  You should consult directly with counsel for legal advice regarding your specific needs or situation.

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