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SUMMARY:Closing with Probates and Estates - Dec 13
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday, December 13, 2023 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM \nIn-Person Event: 200 Columbine Street #550, Denver CO 80206\n\nThe class examines the process of selling or buying real estate owned by an estate.\nWhat and Why of Probate?\n\nYou'll learn why we have a probate process, the steps to a typical informal probate in Colorado, and at what point in the process a property can be sold.\n\nWhen is it necessary to probate, and when is it not?\nNot all properties must go through the probate process. You'll learn the implications and requirements of beneficiary deeds, deeds held in trust, joint tenancy, and tenants in common.\nPersonal Representative and Contract Authority:\nDoes your seller have the official authority to act on behalf of the estate? We'll cover the process of personal representative appointment and what needs to take place BEFORE signing contracts.\nWhat special closing requirements are involved?\nWhether the property was held as joint tenancy, tenants in common, or with a beneficiary deed, we'll cover the requirements necessary to properly transfer title for each scenario.
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In-Person Event: 200 Columbine Street #550, Denver CO 80206
The class examines the process of selling or buying real estate owned by an estate.
What and Why of Probate?
You'll learn why we have a probate process, the steps to a typical informal probate in Colorado, and at what point in the process a property can be sold.
When is it necessary to probate, and when is it not?
Not all properties must go through the probate process. You'll learn the implications and requirements of beneficiary deeds, deeds held in trust, joint tenancy, and tenants in common.
Personal Representative and Contract Authority:
Does your seller have the official authority to act on behalf of the estate? We'll cover the process of personal representative appointment and what needs to take place BEFORE signing contracts.
What special closing requirements are involved?
Whether the property was held as joint tenancy, tenants in common, or with a beneficiary deed, we'll cover the requirements necessary to properly transfer title for each scenario.\n\n\n
LOCATION:200 Columbine, 200, Columbine Street, Denver, Colorado, 80206, United States
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