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SUMMARY:What Realtors Must Know About FIRPTA / In-Person Class (The Abode Group - Compass)
DESCRIPTION:Under FIRPTA\, anyone buying or receiving a U.S. property from a foreign national – be it a \nforeign individual or a foreign business entity – is required to retain a certain percentage of the \nfunds from the sale to be collected as a tax withholding. If the Seller is not a “U.S. Person”\, then \nthe Buyer may have to withhold up to 15% of the gross sale price at closing. Although the taxable \ngain of a transaction is earned by and thus taxable to the foreign seller\, the buyer is held liable for \nthe tax if it is not paid by the foreign seller. \n  \nTopics we will cover include: \n  \n✓ FIRPTA Procedures and Terms of Use \n✓ Rates of Withholding \n✓ The FIRPTA Withholding Certificate \n✓ Exceptions to FIRPTA \n✓ Who is a Non-U.S. Person Subject to FIRPTA \n✓ Buyer’s Duties & Liabilities \n✓ Realtor’s Duties & Liabilities \n✓ Policy and Political Factors behind FIRPTA
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/what-realtors-must-know-about-firpta-in-person-class-the-abode-group-compass/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230126T100000
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SUMMARY:Due Diligence in Commercial Transactions
DESCRIPTION:The chief purpose of real estate due diligence in commercial transactions is to thoroughly review\nthe financials of a property\, mitigate financial uncertainties\, and ensure that the property complies\nwith applicable building\, environmental\, and zoning codes. Real estate professionals engaging in\ncommercial transactions must know the steps to take to thoroughly and competently assist their\nclients with the due diligence process. To help agents accomplish this\, this class covers the\nfollowing topics: \n✓ The Important Steps of a Commercial Real Estate Transaction.\n✓ Due Diligence Checklists and Items to Request during the Inspection Period.\n✓ The Importance of Tenant Leases and the Material Terms to Review.\n✓ Ensuring Compliance with Zoning\, Environmental and Building Regulations.\n✓ The Miami-Dade/Broward 40-year Recertification Process. \nThe Standard Commercial Contract \nThis course is intended to educate Real Estate Professionals on how to effectively fill out the\nStandard Commercial Contract as well as the Optional Clauses Rider to the Contract. Topics\ncovered in the class also include: \n\n✓ Understanding the Material Terms of the Commercial Contract.\n✓ New Changes to the Commercial Contract.\n✓ Closing Costs and Who Pays for What.\n✓ Ways to take Title to Commercial Real Estate.\n✓ Common Pitfalls to Avoid to Protect Against Litigation and Disciplinary Complaints. \nMore info
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/due-diligence-in-commercial-transactions/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230202T100000
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SUMMARY:Due Diligence in Commercial Transactions
DESCRIPTION:The chief purpose of real estate due diligence in commercial transactions is to thoroughly review\nthe financials of a property\, mitigate financial uncertainties\, and ensure that the property complies\nwith applicable building\, environmental\, and zoning codes. Real estate professionals engaging in\ncommercial transactions must know the steps to take to thoroughly and competently assist their\nclients with the due diligence process. To help agents accomplish this\, this class covers the\nfollowing topics: \n✓ The Important Steps of a Commercial Real Estate Transaction.\n✓ Due Diligence Checklists and Items to Request during the Inspection Period.\n✓ The Importance of Tenant Leases and the Material Terms to Review.\n✓ Ensuring Compliance with Zoning\, Environmental and Building Regulations.\n✓ The Miami-Dade/Broward 40-year Recertification Process. \nThe Standard Commercial Contract \n\nThis course is intended to educate Real Estate Professionals on how to effectively fill out the\nStandard Commercial Contract as well as the Optional Clauses Rider to the Contract. Topics\ncovered in the class also include: \n\n✓ Understanding the Material Terms of the Commercial Contract.\n✓ New Changes to the Commercial Contract.\n✓ Closing Costs and Who Pays for What.\n✓ Ways to take Title to Commercial Real Estate.\n✓ Common Pitfalls to Avoid to Protect Against Litigation and Disciplinary Complaints. \nMore info
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/due-diligence-in-commercial-transactions-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230210T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230210T113000
DTSTAMP:20260915T051427
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SUMMARY:Legal Considerations for Investing in Income Properties
DESCRIPTION:Compared with other types of investments\, real estate investing involves a relatively favorable risk/reward profile\, with relatively low liquidity (ease of entry and exit). We will cover some of the most important factors to consider when investing in income properties: \n✓ Due Diligence Considerations \n✓ Ways to Take Title \n✓ Importance of Title Insurance \n✓ Tax Benefits of Investing in Income Properties \n✓ Financing Considerations \nThis presentation will also cover “How To Take Title to Protect Your Real Estate Investment” \nWhen buying or investing in Florida real property\, it is important to know that there are various ways in which to take title. Each one has its pros and cons depending on the buyer’s goals\, and their asset and liability protection needs. Also\, depending on how title is taken\, a property may have to go through the probate process when the owner passes away.
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/legal-considerations-for-investing-in-income-properties/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230215T093000
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SUMMARY:Legal Consideration for Buying Foreclosure Properties (Broward\, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors®)
DESCRIPTION:Compared with other types of investments\, real estate investing involves a relatively favorable risk/reward profile\, with relatively low liquidity (ease of entry and exit). We will cover some of the most important factors to consider when investing in income properties: \n✓ Due Diligence Considerations \n✓ Ways to Take Title \n✓ Importance of Title Insurance \n✓ Tax Benefits of Investing in Income Properties ✓ Financing Considerations \nThis presentation will also cover “How To Take Title to Protect Your Real Estate Investment” \nWhen buying or investing in Florida real property\, it is important to know that there are various ways in which to take title. Each one has its pros and cons depending on the buyer’s goals\, and their asset and liability protection needs. Also\, depending on how title is taken\, a property may have to go through the probate process when the owner passes away.
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/legal-consideration-for-buying-foreclosure-properties-broward-palm-beaches-st-lucie-realtors/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230223T100000
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SUMMARY:Probate for Realtors (In-Person Class) - Broward\, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors®
DESCRIPTION:This class will help Real Estate Professionals with closing\, involving the purchase or sale of estate property. The knowledge provided will also assist agents on a personal level\, as they will learn the steps to take when a loved one passes. \nTopics covered in this class include: \n-The legal consequences of what happens if your seller or buyer dies prior to or during the closing transaction. \n-The different types of probate estates and how to get the probate court to approve the sale. \n-The difference between probate and non-probate assets\, and ways to avoid probate. \n-How to know if a property has to go through probate. \n-Marketing for probate leads \n  \nMore info
URL:https://jfrealestatelaw.com/event/probate-for-realtors-in-person-class-broward-palm-beaches-st-lucie-realtors/
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