Commercial Transactions - Contract to Closing: Closing Statements - A Race Against the Clock (On Demand)
Recorded January 14, 2025 | Reg. Fee: Member - $40, Non-member - $54 | CE Credits: 1.0 Hr. Escrow | MCLE Credits: 1.0 Hr. | SKU:CTP224OD
Commercial Transactions - Contract to Closing: Closing Statements - A Race Against the Clock
Master the art of navigating commercial transactions from contract to closing with this comprehensive webinar. Join John P. Bruce, CTIP, a seasoned executive in commercial escrow, as he dives into the critical steps and practical strategies for managing the timeline and avoiding pitfalls in the closing process. Learn how to effectively handle earnest money, mitigate escrow losses, and balance your files to ensure seamless closings. This session will also cover due diligence, tax rollbacks, property owner association requirements, and tenant-related details like estoppel certificates and proration schedules. Whether you're looking to refine your current skills or gain new insights, this webinar is designed to equip you with the tools and knowledge to succeed in commercial real estate transactions.
What you'll learn:
- How to manage contract deadlines and practical performance requirements effectively.
- Strategies for avoiding escrow losses and ensuring client satisfaction.
- Best practices for handling tax rollbacks, property owner association requirements, and third-party expenses.
- Key steps to streamline lease-related prorations and tenant estoppel certificates.
- Practical tips to balance your files and close investment accounts on time.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and streamline your commercial transactions!
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Presenter: John P. Bruce, CTIP, Heritage Title Company of Austin, Inc.
Pricing: Member $40
Nonmember $54
CE Credit:
1.0 Hours Escrow Credit
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For those with some experience on the topic and/or the title industry. May include real-world application and/or specific and detailed information
Under Procedural Rule P-28 II I-6, TDI will not award credit hours for completing the same course more than once per reporting period. If you attend this course through another instruction method, you cannot be granted credit for both.