Tax Deferred Exchange Fundamentals (Idaho)

This course is designed to give the you a basic understanding of tax deferred exchanging under IRC Section 1031. The course will also create awareness of the many special issues that can arise in an exchange transaction. It is designed to give you the knowledge that will assist you in conquering challenges faced with the sale and purchase of real estate investment property. You will leave this course better equipped to communicate the options available to you and your customers.

Essentials of 1031 Exchanges (Montana)

This course is designed to give the you a basic understanding of tax deferred exchanging under IRC Section 1031. The course will also create awareness of the many special issues that can arise in an exchange transaction. It is designed to give you the knowledge that will assist you in conquering challenges faced with the sale and purchase of real estate investment property. You will leave this course better equipped to communicate the options available to you and your customers.

Advanced 1031 Exchange Issues (Montana)

This course is designed to address the advanced issues of tax deferred exchanging under IRC Section 1031. This course will create awareness of special issues including personal property exchanges, seller financing, partnership issues and more. It will provide you with the knowledge to foresee certain Ared flag@ situations and to understand the process to remedy the circumstance. You will leave this course better equipped to understand technical transactions.

Commercial Property Investing: 1031s, TICs, and DSTs (Montana)

This course is designed to familiarize attorneys with commercial real estate acquisitions and the potential disposition choices (1031, Tenant in Common, Delaware Statutory Trust, and UPREITs). The benefit to attorneys is a deeper understanding of the added value they can provide in both acquisition and disposition of commercial property. This course has three sections

• The first section covers commercial property evaluation and acquisition;
• The second section covers advanced 1031 exchange topics such as seller financing, partnership issues, water and mineral rights;
• The third section covers disposition choices including Tenant in Common (TIC), Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST), and Umbrella Partnership Real Estate Investment Trusts (UPREITs). ATenant in Common@ in this context does not refer to the alternative methods of holding ownership, but SEC reg D offerings.