New York CLE - Real Estate Courses
New York CLE
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Representing the Space Challenged Tenant: Tips and Traps in Small Office Leasing
Negotiating on behalf of small office tenants may seem like a straightforward, simple operation. But the various complexities involved in small office tenant agreements can lead to aggressive negotiations and it's important to know how to best represent your client. This informative CLE course will explain how to forcefully negotiate on behalf of your small office tenant client and will review the various terms of tenant agreements such as issues of insurance, subletting, indemnity, maintenance,... More Info
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Understanding and Disposing Real Property Liens and Encumbrances
Title insurance is a critical component to a thorough understanding of how the real estate process works. This comprehensive CLE course will offer a thorough examination of title insurance, its distinction from other types of insurance, what is not covered, and the process for underwriting including public records searches and title search production and evaluation. The course will also review of common title claims and clearing title exceptions. More Info
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From Contract to Closing: A Guide to Residential Real Estate Transactions
Picky buyers, obstinate sellers and plummeting prices have made the real estate market a veritable minefield. Without a comprehensive understanding of how to get from a bid to a sale, even the most experienced attorneys will find themselves with nothing to show for their efforts. This CLE course takes you from pre-contract to post-closing and everything in between and includes a detailed explanation of the difference between co-ops and condos, the difference between buyer vs. seller responsibi... More Info
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Summary Proceedings in New York: Disclosure, Devices & Delays
Landlord/tenant disputes are notoriously complicated in New York. The rights of opposing parties and arguments for disclosure can take what seems like a straightforward case and drag it out to the point where the cost and time lost make it more of a hassle than it's worth. Summary proceedings are meant to reduce the cost and time typical legal proceedings involve. This fascinating CLE course will explain summary proceedings in New York and discuss topics such as: Basic concepts of summa... More Info
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New Jersey Real Estate Closing Procedures
Real estate transactions can be contentious right up to closing and even when both parties are seated at the table, it’s possible for deals to fall apart. This CLE course will explain everything you need to know to prepare you for a successful real estate closing in NJ including: Preparation Client Retention Attorney Review Negotiations Mortgages Title Review Post-Closing Issues More Info
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Basic Landlord-Tenant Practice in New Jersey
The landlord tenant relationship is based not on trust, but on a binding legal document. Regardless of the specific clauses landlords and tenants may come to terms on, there are a series of statutes that, by NJ law, are a requirement of any landlord tenant agreement. This CLE course will review these statutes and explain their use and importance in drafting rental contracts. More Info
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When Brotherly Love Goes Wrong: Defending Against Constructive Trust Claims
The first thing we learned in law school is that if you don't have a written contract for real estate, you cannot seek to enforce an agreement concerning that real estate. No contract, no sale. But there is an exception to the rule: a constructive trust. Unfortunately, constructive trust cases are often filed by family members with an axe to grind against other family members. An angry brother or sister can tie up your client's real property for years, based on nothing but a few conc... More Info
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Trusts and Estates – The Title Perspective
Estates, trusts, and all the ways the taxman has found to squeeze pennies from us from the age of independence to generations to come. This CLE course will evaluate the strategies decedents use to avoid the impact of taxes on estates and trusts. The course will review and compare the types of land estates, the types of trusts, heirs, successors and assigns and the impact of judgments, liens, encumbrances that may imposed upon them. More Info
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Introduction to New Jersey Eminent Domain Law
There are areas of law that are required reading for all practitioners in a particular field. When it comes to real estate, that area is Eminent Domain. So whether you are a litigator or a transactional attorney, New Jersey’s Eminent Domain process is a necessary part of your overall knowledge. This CLE course offers a basic review of this process, giving attorneys a general familiarity with how the process works, the various scenarios and pitfalls and strategies for negotiating the pr... More Info
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Introduction to Title Insurance: Essential Things Every Attorney Should Know
Title reports are a common feature in real estate transactions. So common, that real estate attorneys may often gloss over them without taking into consideration the many critical tenets of title insurance. This seminar, geared for both novice and junior attorneys as well as senior counsel in need of a refresher, will present the conceptual framework of title insurance and the various intricacies of title products. The course will address the common misconceptions regarding title insur... More Info
$291Prof Practice
