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Posted: January 25, 2010
Gullo of R.J. Gullo to instruct AIREE 22.5-hour course
The American Institute of Real Estate Exchangors, (AIREE) will be presenting a tuition-free, 22.5-hour, NYS Continuing Education Course entitled, "How to Invest in Real Estate Wisely."
This course will be held February 11, February 19, and February 26 from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. each day at the Millennium Airport Hotel.
This educational offering is only available to real estate agents/brokers at this special price and includes the new (three hours) of Fair Housing & Discrimination materials.
The trainer for this course will be Russell Gullo, CCIM, CEA, who is a certified exchange advisor and has structured thousands of transactions over the past 30 years totaling over $6 billion. He is president of the R. J. Gullo Cos., of Real Estate Investment Services. He is the founder of the AIREE, which is a nationally recognized school for real estate exchange and investment training, as well as the president of the AIREE and the Radio Host of the "Real Estate Wealth Building Strategies" Show.
For more info or to register, for this course offering, please call AIREE at (716) 675-7676 or the course instructor Gullo at (716) 903-9011.
Topics to be covered include: "Learn Why Real Estate is called an I.D.E.A.L. Investment," "How to analyze Real Estate as an Investment," "How to determine the value of Investment Real Estate," "Rules of Thumb & Why They Don't Work When Buying Investment Property," "So You Are Ready To Sell (Different types of Disposition)," "How to Pay No Tax When Disposing of Investment Property," "Determine How Healthy an Investment Property is Performing," Learn How to Double or Triple your Real Estate Portfolio with Your Current Equity," "Learn how to increase your Investment Properties Value Through Professional Property Management Techniques," "Learn How to Buy & Sell Real Estate Tax-Free Through a Self Directed Pension Program," "Learn how to Protect your Real Estate Assets from the I.R.S. & Law Suits," "Learn about the new Real Estate Investment of the 21st Century known as a TIC," and Learn How to Consolidate your Real Estate Portfolio through a 1031 Real Estate Exchange."
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