Upcoming Events
Join Capstone Land Transfer for a virtual seminar on Bankruptcy and Real Estate transactions with Larry Young of CGA Law Firm in York.
- When: Thursday, June 18 at 11 a.m.
- Where: Anywhere! (virtual seminar)
- How to register: Click here for FREE registration
- What will be covered: Join us for this virtual seminar with special guest speaker Larry Young, a renowned bankruptcy attorney from CGA Law Firm in York who focuses on consumer bankruptcy. Larry will share his expertise on bankruptcy in real estate transactions to help bring clarity for parties on all sides of a real estate deal.
Previous Capstone Events
Watch: FinCEN Real Estate Requirements Seminar from Capstone Land Transfer
New reporting requirements were rolled out this week by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) in an effort to combat money laundering through real estate transfers, adding a new layer of information gathering and submission on transactions that meet ALL four of the following criteria: 1.) It is a residential property 2.) The buyer is
Realtor Self-Defense Training Workshop
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Tax Advantages of Creating a Qualified Association Date: Thursday, October 23rd Time: 10AM – 1PMhttps://youtu.be/Y6RbIJw7vbk Capstone Land Transfer’s ongoing education series continued on Oct. 23 with a look at Qualified Associations for PA real estate professionals, from choosing an LLC to the benefits of an S-Corp, and the best path forward for seeking advice and tools
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