Join us at this upcoming webinar!
Unraveling Real Estate Issues in Divorce, Thursday, July 7, 2016 from 12-2 PM (EST)
We all need a roof over our heads. Aspiring to own one’s own home is a basic economic goal in our society. Some couples acquire more than one residence for their families. Their marital estate may include investment property, commercial sites, vacation homes and more. The implications of unraveling ownership interests of various categories of real estate is challenging for divorcing couples. Andrew Samalin, CFP, EA, CDFA, shares his real estate expertise with you in this webinar. Learn the complexities of this asset class and understand the financial planning opportunities that you have in order to improve settlement options for your clients.
This presentation is intended to give the divorce practitioner a 360 degree view of the financial planning, tax and practical execution aspects of real estate and divorce. We’ll review basic real estate finance, banking requirements for financing and refinancing different property types,characteristics of major real estate categories, their capital composition and their position in the marital portfolio. You’ll become familiar with the tax characteristics of the sale of the marital home including capital gain exclusions, implications of depreciation and depreciation recapture for rental property, vacation homes, practice tips and other topics. It doesn’t attempt to provide all the answers to all the possible permutations available in the tax code as the facts and circumstances of each case are as unique as your clients. This presentation is meant to make you aware of financial planning opportunities with regard to real estate and divorce.
Reduced fee for members!
IDFA Financials and Divorce National Conference focuses on continuing education, networking, and making the most out of your relationship with IDFA. Attendees, speakers, and partners are among the most innovative leaders in the industry who come together to connect and share ideas. This year it was in Chicago.
