HOUSE OVERSIGHT 020438 Sean Hannity Cohen has said in court that he had only three legal clients during the past year: Broidy, Trump and talk-show host Sean Hannity. He gave seven others "strategic advice and business consulting." Last month Cohen said he borrowed from his home-equity credit line to make a $130,000 payment in October 2016 to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film star who says she had sex with Trump. In a Thursday morning appearance on "Fox & Friends," Trump distanced himself from Cohen, saying he did only "a tiny, tiny little fraction" of Trump's legal work, but it included representation "on this crazy Stormy Daniels deal." Russian Interference Cohen is under investigation for bank fraud and violating campaign-finance law. But his decade at Trump's side as his lawyer and enforcer could yield information he might trade to investigators looking into the Trump campaign and Russia's interference in the U.S. election. Still, if he chooses to defend himself, Cohen does have assets. Companies he signs for own two investment properties purchased in 2015. The larger one, with 92 units on New York's Upper East Side, is 38 percent owned by Cohen's companies. The businesses also appear to be the sole owner of a downtown building with 20 units. Together they likely generate less than $1 million in annual net income for Cohen's companies after accounting for partner interests, expenses and financing costs, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Debt against the buildings is low, meaning that Cohen could tap them for cash. Last October, the Cohens sold a unit at Trump World Tower, near the United Nations, for $3.3 million. Cohen has been a savvy property investor. He previously owned four buildings in need of repairs in Lower Manhattan, rehabilitated them and sold them for $32 million in 2014, more than doubling his initial investment. 'Cautious, Methodical' Richard Guarino, a partner at Friedman-Roth Realty, has worked with Cohen on a han