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Posted: July 16, 2013
07-20-2013 - Selling Investment and Commercial Properties: Issues, Money and Laws
Selling Investment and Commercial Properties: Issues, Money and Laws
Saturday July 20, 2013 Approved for 7.5 hours of continuing education credit; plus this course satisfies the NYS requirement for 3 hours of Fair Housing and /or Discrimination training for license renewals.
This course explores important considerations in brokering real estate including:
Ø Building issues such as environmental concerns, fair housing and ADA laws
Ø Methods of determining property values
Ø Financing – mortgages, loan-to-value, debt service ratio
Ø Cash flows and the impact of taxes
Ø Sale of property – capital gains taxes, 1031 Exchanges
Ø Discrimination laws, types of bias, inadvertent discrimination
All classes are given at the LIBOR West Babylon Service Center, but you do not have to be a LIBOR Member to take the classes. To register call 631 661 4800
Classes are from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
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