ABOUT

Why Eschewal

es · chew · al  (n.) — Our name derives from the transitive verb “eschew”: to dread, or shun. To eschew something isn’t simply to avoid it. You eschew what you find morally wrong or repugnant — such as paying more than you need to.

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The Affiliation

Eschewal is the name of Ed’s business, formally affiliated with R New York, one of the city’s largest residential brokerages — giving Ed full access to its resources and support without the overhead that drives up cost.

Ed Schor is a New York and Florida licensed real estate broker and a New York-barred attorney experienced in real estate, asset protection, and commercial transactions. That background isn’t decorative — it shapes how Ed reads a contract, anticipates problems, negotiates on your behalf, and interacts with your own legal representatives in completing a successful purchase. After all, the doctrine of caveat emptor (“let the buyer beware”) still has relevance in modern real estate transactions, making informed, independent buyer representation as important as ever.