New York CLE - Real Estate Courses
New York CLE
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Survey Maps for Attorneys: Essential Insights on Parcels and Land Matters
Survey maps often hold the key to understanding property boundaries and ownership rights, yet their technical nature can make them intimidating for legal professionals. This CLE course translates the language of land surveys into clear, practical terms. Through real-world examples, participants will learn how to read and interpret survey maps, relate them to the legal descriptions found in deeds and title documents, and recognize inconsistencies that could signal trouble. The program w... More Info
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Estate Planning & the Due-on-Sale Clause: Navigating Trust Transfers, LLCs & the Garn-St. Germain Act
This CLE program offers an in-depth look at how the due-on-sale clause in mortgage agreements intersects with common estate planning strategies involving real property. Designed for estate planning and real estate practitioners alike, the course unpacks the legal risks and planning opportunities that arise when clients transfer mortgaged real estate into revocable or irrevocable trusts, or limited liability companies (LLCs). Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how and when a du... More Info
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Negotiating Construction Agreements: Key Terms for a Design Professional
Successful construction projects begin with well-structured contracts. This CLE course offers a practical look at negotiating agreements between owners and architects or engineers, focusing on the legal and commercial impact of key contract provisions. Participants will explore common risk areas and how to address them effectively during negotiation. Through a detailed review of core clauses—such as standard of care, indemnity, payment terms, document ownership, scope, and schedule—atte... More Info
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Local Government Law 101: Foundations for Legal Practice
Local governments influence daily life far more than most people realize—yet their inner workings often remain a mystery. Residents may bristle at tax increases or object to zoning decisions, but they rarely understand the legal and structural reasons those choices are made. Even attorneys who regularly deal with municipal issues may not have a full picture of how local entities function or where their authority begins and ends. This CLE program takes a fresh, accessible look at the bui... More Info
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Cannabis, Banking & Real Estate: Key Legal Updates
This CLE program examines the rapidly shifting legal and regulatory framework governing cannabis-related activity across the United States. Participants will receive timely analysis of federal and state legalization trends, emerging compliance challenges, and the practical realities of operating within a partially legalized market, including developments affecting financial services and access to banking. The program also addresses regulatory oversight of cannabis-derived pharmaceutical... More Info
$551.5Prof Practice -
Commercial Leasing in Transition: New Cases, New Risks, New Strategies
The commercial leasing arena is in a period of steady transformation, driven by new appellate decisions, shifting business realities, and increasing attention from policymakers. This CLE program equips practitioners with an updated understanding of these changes and their practical consequences for clients on both sides of the lease. The session begins by revisiting the fundamentals of Guaranty Law, tracing how recent rulings have refined its scope and altered the way courts evaluate la... More Info
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Navigating FinCEN’s New Rule on Residential Real Estate Transactions
This CLE program offers a focused examination of FinCEN’s newly adopted residential real estate reporting requirements and the practical consequences for attorneys who structure, advise on, or close real estate transactions. The rule marks a substantial broadening of federal anti–money laundering regulation into the residential real estate sector, introducing mandatory reporting for certain all-cash and non-financed transactions involving entities and trusts. Attendees will explore the... More Info
$291Prof Practice
