Description

Erin Crowley of Asset Preservation, Inc teaches this free 2 CE Lunch & Learn 1031 Exchange workshop. 

You will learn about:
- Current tax and investment environment
- Capital gain & investment income taxes
- Vacation Homes - Second Home or Investment
- Planning strategies for resort property owners
- Ranch and Ag land exchanges
- LLC, partnerships & exchange entity issues
- Like Kind properties & other options
- Reverse and Improvement Exchanges
- Related Party Rules and G6 Restrictions
- Identification and Exchange Period rules
- Real life case studies
- Creative exchange solutions.

Sponsored by:

*This class will be hosted on-site ONLY (Limited classroom depending on any COVID restrictions). 

*VBR reserves the right to change how a class is hosted, depending on the needs of the instructor, VBR staff, or any regulations.

Realtors® earn 2 CE for attending. Per DORA regulations, attendees who are over 10 minutes late may not be admitted for credit. Attendees who leave 10 or more minutes early may not receive credit. 

This class is FREE for VBR members. Members will be charged $0 when registering but will be charged a "no-show fee" of $25 for the full class amount if they do not cancel the registration prior to class.

HOUSE RULES
Please help us provide a pleasant classroom and event experience by following these rules and recommendations.

If you feel unwell or sick, please stay home and do not attend.  Masks are optional in the classroom. If you choose not to wear a mask, please be mindful of those who do.  At this time, the VBR is limiting our in-person class sizes for safety. The heating system has been updated with a Global Plasma System (GPS) air purifying system that kills 99.4% of viruses, including the coronavirus.

No pets except certified service dogs. VBR reserves the right to refuse entry for non-certified pets or emotional support animals, or to charge pet fees. Colorado does not provide legal protection or recognition for emotional support animals. We recognize that ESAs play an important role. However, handlers are only legally protected when it comes to housing.