19 Sep CREPN #4 Investment Real Estate Sale – Learn How to Keep Your Gains with Peter Harris
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Real Estate appreciates over time, and with that, when an investor decides to sell the property, the government is in position to collect taxes on the gain, plus all of the depreciation recapture. The tax code also allows for the investor to transfer that...
Brent Sobol[/caption]
CREPN #3 Kicking Crime out of Your Apartment Community with Brent Sobol of Sobol Realty and Legacy Community Housing Corporation provides insight into crime problems in apartment communities, stories about properties he has successfully turned to crime free, and steps that landlords and management can implement to change their property from a crime zone to a crime FREE zone.
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Brent has ownership in 3000 units and is actively engaged in the daily operation and management of property in Atlanta, GA. Brent's non profit organization promotes respectable affordable housing as well as educates the apartments industry on crime free housing best practices.
Brent explains the economics and transformative opportunity to be a responsible landlord and make a difference by providing clients, tenants, a safe place to live.
Brent tells how he purchased a problem property and made the decision to fight to make the property a desirable place to live for his tenants. Brent believes it takes hard work, but the reward is worth it.
Allen Buchanan[/caption]
We discuss CRE Marketplace & Land Mines of Industrial & Warehouse Space with CREPN Guests: Allen C. Buchanan, shareholder at Lee & Associates.
Allen is a Commercial Real Estate Broker, Industrial & Warehouse Distribution location specialist in Orange County, Southern California.
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Allen enjoys a client base of closely held ownership business including both property owners & tenants.
The current Orange County CRE Industrial Marketplace of Orange County, California is experiencing a thirty-five year inventory low. Ninety-six percent occupancy makes it an Owners market, with no need to offer concessions. Demand is so strong, that owners have their pick of multiple eligible tenants. 