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Summary: This course is intended to teach Realtors how to successfully work with foreign nationals. Like every investment, buying Florida real estate has its risks, especially for foreign investors who must face unique challenges and legal hurdles as nonresidents. Whether your foreign national client is acquiring Florida properties or selling them, we will teach you what you need to know to help protect your clients’ investment.
You will learn:
How foreign nationals should take title to real property.
Which business entities work best for foreign nationals.
How foreign nationals can avoid the hefty estate tax imposed on them.
Ways to avoid other legal traps, such as FIRPTA tax withholding laws.
How the FIRPTA withholding can be reduced or eliminated based on how title is taken.
Traps to avoid when managing property for foreign nationals.
How foreign nationals can use 1031 exchanges to maximize their Florida property investments.
Virtual Learning provided by:Romy B. Jurado, Attorney At Law
10800
Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 850
Miami,
Florida 33161
T:
(305) 921-0976
Business
Law | Immigration | Real Estate Law | Probate | Litigation
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Class cancellations for “Specialty” courses (Designations/Certifications/license renewal) received within 3 business days of the class start day will be subject to a $20 cancellation fee, which would result in a partial refund of the paid registration fee. If the aforementioned registration was not paid, an invoice for the $20 cancellation fee will be applied.
Members who “No Show” a class without notice of cancellation prior to class will not be eligible for a refund of the registration fee.
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