Accruit Real Estate Continuing Education

California CE Courses, Sponsor #6412

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in California, available California courses include:

• 1-hour: Intro to 1031 Exchanges
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 1-hour: Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges
• This course is a discussion of advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. And then an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.

Virtual Available

Colorado CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for several CE Courses discussing various 1031 Exchange topics, available CO courses include:

• 1-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges, Course #108279
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 1-hour: Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges, Course #11005
• This course is a discussion of advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. And then an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.
• 1-hour: 1031 Exchanges for Land Transactions and Beyond, Course #109202
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry with a specific focus on transaction involving land and other qualifying type of Real Property. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the federal requirements for a valid 1031 exchange, as well as basic concepts of 1031 exchanges specific to land involving unique property types.
• 1-hour: Reverse and Parking Exchanges, Course #109025
• This course will provide an overall understanding of Reverse, or Parking, 1031 exchanges in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on why they are called a "Parking" exchange, as well as the structure and mechanics of a Reverse or Improvement/Build-to-Suit Exchange, it will cover the purpose and reasons a Reverse Exchange may be needed, and discuss the lending requirements and process in relation to a Reverse Exchange and finally it explain the difference between "Safe Harbor" and "Non-Safe Harbor" in relation to a Reverse 1031 Exchange.
• 2-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges (extended), Course #108259
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.

Virtual and In-Person Available

Florida CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for Real Estate Continuing Education in Florida. We are certified for the following courses:

• 2-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges, Course #0027154
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 2-hour: Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges, Course #002824
• This course will provide an extensive understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the basics of a 1031 exchange, the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the process and specific regulations of a 1031 exchange, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, and understanding exit strategies for a 1031 Exchanger.

Virtual and In-Person Available

Georgia CE Course

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in Georgia, available courses include:

• 3-hour: A Comprehensive Guide to 1031 Exchanges, Course #78230
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange. The course will then go into advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. As well as provide an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.

Virtual Available

Illinois CE Courses

We are proud to be certified in Illinois for Real Estate Continuing Education, our available IL courses include:

• 2-hour: In Depth Look at 1031 Exchanges, License #564.003808
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.

Virtual, In-Person Available for Large Groups

Michigan CE Courses

We are proud to offer both a 1-hour and 2-hour CE Course covering 1031 Exchanges.

• 1-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges, Course #C133601
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 2-hour: In Depth Look at 1031 Exchanges, COurse #C133595
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.

Virtual and In-Person Available

New Jersey CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in New Jersey, available New Jersey courses include:

• 1-hour: Intro to 1031 Exchanges, COurse #122287
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 1-hour: Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges, Course #122288
• This course is a discussion of advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. And then an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.

Virtual and In-Person Available

Tennessee CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in Tennessee, available Tennessee courses include:

• 1-hour: Intro to 1031 Exchanges, COurse #122287
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 1-hour: Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges, Course #122288
• This course is a discussion of advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. And then an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.

Virtual Available

Texas CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in Texas, available Texas courses include:

• 1-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges, Course #49201
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• 2-hour: In Depth Look at 1031 Exchanges, Course #47345
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.

Virtual Available

Utah CE Courses

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in Utah, available Utah courses include:

• 1-hour: An Overview of 1031 Exchanges, Course #R240534
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.

Virtual Available

Washington CE Course

We are proud to be certified for CE Courses in Washington, available Washington courses include:

• 3-hour: A Comprehensive Guide to 1031 Exchanges, Course #C24028870
• This course will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange. The course will then go into advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. As well as provide an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.

Virtual Available

Non-CE Education

We are happy to provide 1031 Exchange Education nation-wide to audiences of all sizes and across a multitude of industries. Below are our available educational sessions, in addition to the below, we are happy to create customized 1031 exchange educational sessions based on particular needs.

• An Overview of 1031 Exchanges
• This 1-hour session will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• An Overview of 1031 Exchanges (extended)
• This 2-hour session will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the history of 1031 exchange, the federal requirements when a seller is participating in a 1031 exchange, as well as when a buyer is participating, identifying other types of 1031 exchanges, understanding recent tax law changes and their effect on the 1031 exchange, and the Qualified Intermediaries role in a 1031 exchange.
• Real World Application of 1031 Exchanges
• This session explores Section 1031 rules and regulations by following a hypothetical investor’s experience with a like-kind exchange. It dives into the impact of depreciation recapture, capital gains, net investment income, and state level taxes on investment real estate, and how a properly Section 1031 exchange defers those taxes when the investors sells the old property to acquire a new one. It also includes a brief review of parking exchanges and alternative replacement property options.
• 1031 Exchange Basics and Pitfalls
• This entry-level sessions reviews Section 1031 exchange rules and regulations in a simple, matter of fact way designed for attendees with little or no experience with exchanges. It then looks at common pitfalls or stumbling blocks that investors either overlook, or think can be avoided.
• Investment Cycle: Buy, Manage and Sell
• This session starts with a review of real estate investment strategies, financial considerations, and the tax implications of selling appreciated investment real estate. It then shifts to an introduction to Section 1031 exchanges and a general overview of the rules and regulations, and how like-kind exchanges benefit real estate investors.
• Uncovering Hidden Listings with 1031 Exchanges
• Intended primarily for real estate professionals, this presentation starts with a review of the basic 1031 exchange rules and regulations and then shifts toward how those professionals can use their knowledge of Section 1031 to work with real estate investors. This includes investigative, marketing, and networking tools to connect with real estate investors who were unaware of the value of like-kind exchanges.
• Advanced Concepts of 1031 Exchanges
• This 1-hour session is a discussion of advanced 1031 exchange strategies, including refinancing, seller financing, as well as different types of more complex 1031 exchanges including: reverse exchanges, build-to-suit/improvement exchanges, and Specialty “Non-Safe Harbor” transactions. And then an overview of alternative investment strategies such as NNN, TIC, DST, and oil and gas royalty interests.
• 1031 Exchanges for Land Transactions and Beyond
• This 1-hour session will provide an overall understanding of a 1031 exchange in relation to the Real Estate Industry with a specific focus on transaction involving land and other qualifying type of Real Property. The session will educate on the purpose of a 1031 exchange, the federal requirements for a valid 1031 exchange, as well as basic concepts of 1031 exchanges specific to land involving unique property types.
• Reverse and Parking Exchanges
• This 1-hour session will provide an overall understanding of Reverse, or Parking, 1031 exchanges in relation to the Real Estate Industry. The course will educate on why they are called a "Parking" exchange, as well as the structure and mechanics of a Reverse or Improvement/Build-to-Suit Exchange, it will cover the purpose and reasons a Reverse Exchange may be needed, and discuss the lending requirements and process in relation to a Reverse Exchange and finally it explain the difference between "Safe Harbor" and "Non-Safe Harbor" in relation to a Reverse 1031 Exchange.

Virtual and In-Person Available