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Learn how to avoid a purchase and sale agreement nightmare at your next closing with Jonathan M. White of Jordan & White in Salem. This podcast is excerpted from MCLE’s 10/1/2020 program, How to Handle Residential Real Estate Closings. The full program is available as an on demand webcast or an MP3 here. Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of related eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass.

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An interview with Licensing Paralegal, Yamile Brito, on parenting  two teenage boys, navigating working from home, how the Spiritus Law team is a well-oiled machine, and more. 

An interview with Licensing Paralegal, Marilyn Coizeau, on how she began working with Spiritus Law, what the culture at Spiritus Law is like, her outlook on what remains of 2021, and more. 

The Crexi Podcast explores various aspects of the commercial real estate industry in conversation with some of the top CRE professionals in the industry. In each episode, we feature different guests to tap into their wealth of CRE expertise and explore the latest trends and updates from the world of commercial real estate. 

In this episode, Crexi’s Yannis Papadakis sits with Bruce to explore his wealth of commercial real estate experience, investment philosophies, and his predictions for the next generation of commercial property investing. 

• The origin of Bruce’s “The Real Estate Philosopher” ideology and thought processes.
• Long-term predictions for commercial real estate, including his thoughts on REIT/non-REIT investing and the sector’s upcoming growth as a separate investment class.
• The emotional drivers behind investing decisions, and how smart investors prioritize and manage their decision-making.
• The rise of disruptive technologies in commercial real estate, as proptech and CREtech change the way brokers and principles conduct business.
• The day-to-day realities of a real estate lawyer and how a skilled legal expert can make or break a commercial real estate transaction.
• A breakdown of asset class specific predictions, and retail’s recovery positioning post-COVID.
• And more!
   

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An interview with Licensing Paralegal, Anqueisha Jones, on her journey through the COVID-19 pandemic, how she balanced work and three kids, how Spiritus Law navigated uncharted waters, and more. 

An interview with Associate Attorney, Jonathan Portuondo, on his start in the field of law, his background, his experience with Spiritus Law, and more.

An interview with Administrative Assistant, Michelle Guarino, on her journey to working in alcohol law, how COVID-19 affected her, how Spiritus Law soldiered through the pandemic, and more. 

Monica is joined by Attorney Michael Heath  to discuss real estate, realtors, attorneys, title, AND ....the LEGAL BEAGLE.

Welcome to Episode 20 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
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In this Episode, we are discussing the Lowball Offer and how it can actually sabotage your entire real estate negotiation! I provide you with both the Purchaser’s and Seller’s point of views when it comes to a negotiation that begins with a lowball offer, and alternative negotiation strategies that will allow you to shave MORE money off the asking price and salvage your transaction.   Some of this information I learned during my training to become a Certified Negotiation Expert,  and most of the info covered here is from my first-hand negotiation experience.

Here’s the summary:

An offer far below the asking price actually insults the seller.
It’s always best to place an initial offer that is not too far below the price that you actually wish to pay for the property.
If you are looking to have $20,000 off the asking price, the best idea is not to begin the negotiation $40,000 under - your initial offer should not be ‘double below’ the amount you’re trying to save.
In a real estate transaction, there is a very long road between an agreement on price and the closing date. The purchase process take months, and the beginning stages of the deal, the negotiation, is very much like dating the person on the opposing side.  You want to start out on the right foot and show mutual respect. The Seller is going to choose to engage with a buyer that they are most comfortable working with for an extended period of time.
Negotiation requires both sides feeling good.
Starting out respectfully in a negotiation and acting in a transparent, honest, genuine  and ethical fashion will ensure that you can tackle all of the issues that inevitable arise throughout the purchase process. When a seller and a buyer has a difficult relationship, small issues can sabotage an entire deal. 

Don’t miss Episode 21,  where I’ll be sharing how to leverage the Appraisal to strengthen your offer without increasing your bid.

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Hey everybody! My name is Al Nicoletti and I'm an attorney here in Florida. 

I am rolling out a brand new show where I'm going to be bringing on BIG TIME Florida Real Estate super-investors, rising rock stars, movers, shakers, and leaders of clubs all over the state of Florida to talk about how you can take your company to the next level. These people are going to be educating, entertaining and inspiring all of you on how to take your company to the next level. 

Learn how to not only find deals, but how deals can find you. I'm going to be having some really big names like Gregg Cohen of JWB, Ron- THE Ron Legrand,  Pat Flynn of YellowBird, Doron Nissim out of the Tri-County of Miami, Eric Parrow and Tyler Austin, who are going to be out in the panhandle of Florida, Dominic Felix, and Gonzalo Corzo from The Cash Geeks... SO many more big-timers in our community. I hope you tune in, there's going to be tons of value, content, and information for you to absorb and dive in. 

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Welcome to Episode 18 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!

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In this Episode, we are discussing  the due diligence process tor NYC Real Estate. Key topics include: 

- The most important things to look for in your contract 
- The most important building documents to review 
- How to find out if unexpected building fees lie ahead 
- Can you really trust an attorney that is recommended to you by your real estate agent? 
- The new clause that you should have in your contract for added protection in a Covid environment 

Our guest for the Episode is Real Estate Attorney Milan Reyngach from Reyngach Law.

Here is his contact information:
Reyngach Law, P.C.   
Email: mreyngach@reyngachlaw.com
Phone: 646-762-8888
Address: 85 Broad Street, 17th Floor, Suite 17-052
New York, NY 10004

Questions that Milan answers in this Episode:

 ☆ What are the main components of the Due Diligence process?
 ☆ What are Board Meeting Minutes, and why are they so important to review?
☆  What is a condo/co-op offering plan, and why is it important to review?
 ☆ What are the most important elements to review in the Offering Plan?
☆  What is a Proprietary Lease, and why is it important to review?
☆  What are House Rules, and why are they important to review?
 ☆ What are the main things you are looking for when reviewing building financials, and do you have guidelines for what you consider 'good financials' vs. 'bad financials'?
 ☆What  is the Purpose of the Building Questionnaire, and what are the most important questions included in it?
 ☆ What are the most important elements in a Real Estate Contract of Sale?
 ☆ The Due Diligence process typically takes 1-2 weeks to complete. What are the main reasons why we might experience a delay in the Due Diligence Process?
☆  How does your Due Diligence process differ for each property type: Condo, Co-op, Private House? 
☆  What kinds of issues could result from Due Diligence that was not conducted thoroughly enough?
☆  What is a Title Search, and why is it important?
☆ What types of properties require a title search?
☆ Does a title search cost money?
☆  What do Real Estate attorney fees typically cost?
☆ What are the most important characteristics of a good attorney that should be considered when a Buyer or Seller is deciding who is best to represent them in a transaction?
☆ What is the craziest thing you ever saw in a Real Estate Sales contract?
☆ How has Covid changed the Real Estate Due Diligence process?

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Do good fences make for good neighbors? Gregor I. McGregor of McGregor & Legere PC answers this classic real estate question in this podcast, excerpted from MCLE’s 22nd Annual Real Estate Law Conference on 3/6/2020. The full program is available as an on demand webcast or an MP3 here. Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass.

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Todays guest is a Saskatoon real estate lawyer with Cuelenaere LLP, Brad Jamieson. Brad started in litigation but slowly found his way to working exclusively in real estate law as a partner at Cuelanare.

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• On the ninth episode of Open House - Saskatoon business podcast our guestBrad Jamieson of Cuelenare LLP discusses the function a lawyer plays in a real estate transaction.
• Brad shares some of his possession day horor stories.
• Brad shares why he left his litigation practice for real estate law.

The second half of the interview we dive deeper into what Brad thinks makes a successful business. We discuss some of the things he's done well over his legal career and some lessons he's learned.

• We discuss what Brad thinks is the definition of a successful business and has an interesting take on how employees are treated.
• He addresses his own weaknesses as a business owner and why his availability sometimes comes at a cost.
• Brad outlines his strengths and how they are virtually the same as his weaknesses but with a different attitude.
• Finally Brad Jamieson delivers a great nugget of wisdom in the final word. Its all about balance. For you, your staff, your family. Priorites.

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Our host Scott Ziegler with Remax Saskatoon has nearly 15 years of experience as a Saskatoon Real Estate agent. He's successfully ran his real estate business while also being a successful real estate investor investing in cash flowing rental properties. If you have any questions about the Saskatoon real estate market, business mentorship or real estate investing please contact Scott as he's always happy to help!

Thomas O. Moriarty of Moriarty Troyer & Malloy LLC discusses real estate case law developments in this excerpt from MCLE’s annual Real Estate Law Conference on 3/6/2020. The full program is available as on demand webcast or an MP3 here. Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass.

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Creating Rental Income by Adding a Secondary Dwelling Unit

Today I interview Danny Dawson, a colleague of mine with experience in creating secondary dwelling units. For the right homeowners or investors, this can be a great way to add utility and income potential to a single dwelling.  

This episode was recorded near the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic. Real Estate has been included in the list of essential industries, but it’s clearly not business as usual. As Danny mentioned, Ottawa has a number of advantages that make it a great place to live including a strong job market, diverse economy and room to grow. One feature of the city is a tight rental market, and part of Danny’s business is helping clients create a secondary dwelling unit, a second suite within their home or single income property to increase rental income.

I chose Danny today because as well as being colleagues, he and I are friends at the brokerage and I trust him to be candid and blunt with his experience. Danny doesn’t sugar-coat his experiences and is straightforward with his failures as well as his successes. Renovation and property investment isn’t for everyone, and he sheds some light on the pitfalls as well as the opportunities.

You can reach out directly to Danny at http://dannydawson.ca/

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Today I interview Eli Udell and Noah Potechin! Both are lawyers at Merovitz Potechin LLP in Ottawa, with Eli being one of the firm's partners. 

The Real Estate industry has been deemed essential by the Ontario Government during the Coronavirus Pandemic. We discuss why this may be, and what it means specifically for you if you're buying or selling a home during this time, or are expecting to close on a home. Although the industry is active, it's certainly not "business as usual" and we discuss the steps that we're taking on the legal side to keep clients, ourselves, and the general public safe while still making sure the homes can close successfully. 

Merovitz Potechin LLP is one of the firms that I refer clients to the most often, and in listening to Eli and Noah it's easy to see why. Although they are both with the firm their opinions are their own and not those of their employer, but they are a reflection of this excellent firm.

You can reach out directly to Eli and Noah via their contact pages.

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In this week's episode, Attorney Rosensweig dives deeper into questions relating to the global pandemic and its impact on real estate.  This week, she is speaking with real estate broker, Chadd Levine, specifically about how to navigate any concerns you may have regarding making your mortgage payments at this time.  Can you simply stop making payments?  Should you seek a forbearance, effectively pausing your mortgage obligations? How about refinancing so that your monthly payments are lower?  Is it possible to borrow against your property to have more liquidity right now?  Finally, what happens to people who are suddenly not earning an income because of Coronavirus but they were in the midst of securing a loan?   Is all hope lost?  Mr. Levine gives sound, solid and clear advice as to how to get through this challenging and unprecedented time. 

Attorney John Ankner drops some very valuable nuggets of information everyone in the Real Estate industry should know, about options buyers have to hold title under different entities to minimize their exposure, probate, Trusts, Wills, HOAs and all things legal and real estate.

Rookie of the year Trey Delgreco shares what his amazing first year in Movement Mortgage has been like, the importance of discipline and good mentorship in being able to hit the ground running, and how his generation of buyers may not be as diferent as we think when it comes to personal service.