IRC Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges-Introduction, Structure and Strategies

19 Nov

IRC Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges-Introduction, Structure and Strategies - Virtually

IRC Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges-Introduction, Structure and Strategies - Virtually

Thursday, November 19, 2020 (9:00 AM to 12:00 PM)
3.00 CE Hours
Zoom - Camera & Microphone REQUIRED, Zoom - Camera & Microphone REQUIRED Zoom Classes

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3 hour Elective - Dave Brown - Virtually
Camera and Microphone required to receive class credit.


This course will cover basic and intermediate exchange principals including how to determine if an exchange is appropriate, what properties qualify for exchange treatment, how and when to use a qualified intermediary company to structure the transaction, documentation requirements, important rules and restrictions, reverse exchanges and complex exchange issues. 

Zoom - Camera & Microphone REQUIRED
Zoom - Camera & Microphone REQUIRED
Zoom - Camera & Microphone REQUIRED, 

David Brown
David A. Brown, CES®, President and owner of IPE 1031, is a graduate of the University of Iowa College of Business and Drake University Law School. Dave is a member of the Iowa State Bar Association, and served as a past Chair of its Tax Committee; the Federation of Exchange Accommodators, a trade organization dedicated to the promotion of client security, integrity and professionalism in the qualified intermediary industry, where he serves as Chair of the Government Affairs Committee, and previously served on the Board of Directors, as chair of its Ethics Committee, and as its 2013 President; and the Realtors Land Institute. Prior to starting IPE 1031, Dave served as a state prosecutor. He holds the designation of Certified Exchange Specialist (“CES®”)and lectures on the subject of Section 1031 for events sponsored by the Iowa State Bar Association, Drake University Law School, the University of Iowa College of Law, the Realtors Land Institute, the Iowa Association of Realtors, and various other accounting, legal and real estate associations. Dave is a contributing editor to the Iowa State Bar Association Income Tax Manua

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CANCELLATION by a student, if requested no later than two full days before scheduled course date, will qualify for a full refund. If class cancellation is requested any later than 48 hours prior to class, the refund will be less a $25.00 cancellation fee. Members may log in to the My Account section of our website to cancel a class and receive the appropriate refund. NO SHOWS will be charged the full amount of the course.

Students may RESCHEDULE at no additional cost to attend any future class that is conducted within 90 days of original course date. Requests must be made no later than 72 hours before originally scheduled course time. NO SHOWS will be charged the full amount of the course. If they choose to reschedule they must pay the full price of the course again.

LATE ARRIVALS: In accordance with the Real Estate Commission's Administrative rules, successful completion of continuing education requires full–time attendance throughout the program, course or activity. A student who arrives late, leaves during class or leaves early shall not receive a certificate and such circumstance will be treated as a no-show and no refund will be granted.