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February Resource Luncheon - Your Business as a Legal Entity

  • February 14, 2019
  • 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Warehouse Restaurant & Gallery 25 W Cimarron St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903, USA

Registration

  • REALTOR(r) members registering before event headcount due
  • Strategic Partners registering before event headcount due
  • Members registering after head count is due, Tues 2/12 - Thursday 2/14

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February Resource Luncheon - Your Business as a Legal Entity

We are excited to announce new lower pricing for our Resource Luncheons! The cost for pre-registration is only $20 per person through Monday, 2/11. Walk-ins and registration from 2/12 - 2/14 is only $25. 

We need your approval of the 2019 budget, and we will be handing out the much anticipated Strategic Partner Bingo Cards for our REALTOR(r) Members!

We are excited to announce that our speaker for this month is Gina West, CPA and Tax Partner at Richey May and CO.  

Gina joined Richey May in 2012, and has been in public accounting for over 12 years. As a Tax Partner, she oversees all compliance, research, business development, training and staff development activities in the tax department. She primarily works with clients in the mortgage banking industry and focuses on providing strategic solutions. Gina also works on women’s leadership initiatives and mentoring at the firm.

Gina will be discussing the various benefits and considerations we need to be aware of in setting up our business as a legal entity. 

  

Thank you to our sponsors: 

Samantha Barton with Academy Mortgage

Treese and Chris Kjeldsen with Ground Floor Home Inspection

Most agents only see one side of the appraisal process, and that gap costs deals. This two-hour CE class brings both the lender and the appraiser into the same room so you can see exactly how the process works from start to finish.
Will Michalski of VIP Mortgage kicks off the class by covering the lender's side of the appraisal: ordering the appraisal, what the lender needs from you, AIR rules, the difference between an AMC and an appraisal desk, VA appraisals, the role of the underwriter and the Collateral Underwriter, property inspection waivers, what to do when an appraisal comes in low, required repairs, and escrow holdbacks.
Jeff Prewitt, Certified Residential Appraiser with Prewitt Appraisals, takes the second half from the appraiser's perspective. He covers what happens after the appraiser receives the order, how research and scheduling actually work, what goes on during the property inspection (including FHA and VA requirements), and the methodology behind the numbers. Jeff digs into how appraisers select comparables, the adjustment methods appraisers actually use, the difference between market value and appraisal value, and how to successfully present a reconsideration of value when a report comes in low.

Agents will leave the class with a complete picture of how appraisals work, what to expect at every step, and practical tools they can use to better serve their clients and keep transactions on track. 2 CE credits.



 

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