SECTION 1031 EXCHANGE BASICS – Planning for 2021
Prediction: Tax rates will rise, and property values will increase in 2021 and beyond. IRC Section 1031 allows real estate sellers to defer payment of taxes . . . possibly forever.
BEYOND THE PANDEMIC – Opportunity Awaits
If experience teaches us anything, it teaches that the COVID-19 pandemic will end. Things we enjoyed before, will be enjoyed again. People still want to shop, travel, dine-out, go to theater, attend live concerts and sporting events, marvel at…
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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BOOT CAMP
NEW – COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BOOT CAMP- April 24, 2018- presented by the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education I’m pleased to tell you about a terrific CLE program I’ll be speaking at and moderating: the IICLE® Commercial Real…
THE CLIENT CONUNDRUM
A mistake lawyers make is treating all clients the same. It’s a mistake shared by other professions as well. They’re not all the same. The issues clients face, and the solutions they deserve, are as varied as life itself. With the rise of technology and…
ICSC RECon 2014 – SPOTLIGHT: MONEE, ILLINOIS
ICSC RECon 2014 is in full swing as the largest retail real estate convention in the world. Every year, retail owners, investors, developers, lenders and other commercial real estate professionals converge on Las Vegas, NV to network, discover, promote…
IN PRAISE OF REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS – Let’s Do Lunch!
This article is being republished as a welcoming salutation to many of my long-lost Real Estate Developer friends. You have been missed over the past several years. Call me. Let’s do lunch! Did I happen to mention I love Real Estate…
The “little known” Two-Year Rule for Employment Restrictive Covenants – Illinois
Employment Restrictive Covenants The issue of enforceability of employment restrictive covenants comes up often in business, including the business of commercial real estate. A common scenario is as follows: A person goes to work for a company and…