Seniors Housing Valuation Outlook — Fundamental Marketplace Drivers in Today’s Environment

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Extraordinarily tight labor markets causing staffing shortages and the recent dominance of the delta variant make it a less-than-sure bet the seniors housing industry reverts to pre-pandemic vigor by the close of 2021. Still, there’s sun on the horizon — 31 NIC MAP Primary Markets reported an increase in occupancy over the second quarter—and many industry observers feel bullish about the seniors housing industry’s long-term health.
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REGULATION Z: REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Credit Union National Association

This webinar focuses specifically on the disclosures and statements required in connection with mortgage loan transactions. Topics discussed will include: - Application disclosures specific to home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) - Periodic statement requirements for HELOCs - Properly disclosing a closed-end mortgage loan including the Loan Estimate
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Cell Tower Leasing for Commercial Landlords, Developers and Real Estate Investors

Understand the terms of your cell tower lease and avoid provisions which harm property values and the future use of the property.This program provides commercial landlords, developers, investors, units of government and all property owners with the A to Z basics of cell tower leases and lease sales and is taught by two faculty members with decades of experience representing property owners on cell tower leases and sales. This program covers entering into a lease, renewing a lease and selling a lease while emphasizing rents, sales prices, terms and avoiding provisions which harm property values and the future use of the property. This material will help property owners and attorneys who only occasionally deal with cell leases be better able to negotiate with wireless industry personnel who work on leases every day. The program starts by covering key business issues in cell site leases, including lease rates, who gets the revenues from additional antennas or carriers being co-located at a site, the rent increases possible at renewals, avoiding clauses that interfere with the normal use of the property, and why 5G service should have little impact on the preceding. Why leases for rooftop and side-mounted building antenna sites are more complicated, requiring special provisions, is then addressed. After covering more conventional lease terms the program addresses the sale of cell leases and future leasing rights. This includes typical sale prices (often around 200 times monthly rents); when to sell and when not to sell; and how to get the best price and terms in a sale. An emphasis is avoiding sales terms which the presenters have seen destroy a property's value by preventing its normal use and development. For municipalities, the program addresses additional key items in cell leases and lease sales that are unique to them. For all wireless landlords, the program covers such topics as lease term and terminations, access requirements, radio frequency interference, design and camouflage, and radio frequency emissions safety. This program is particularly important for commercial landlords, developers and the like, who often own very attractive sites for cell leases, but are most at risk from poor lease or sales terms harming the value of the property with the lease.
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Modernizing Seniors Housing Care: Simplifying Workflows for Caregivers through Technology

As the acuity care needs of senior living residents rise, so does the need for more efficient workflows and better outcomes. Technology can help simplify both of these areas, by providing customizable data that highlight changes in condition and quality of care, and by informing residents' families about the care their loved ones are receiving. On September 8, at 2:00 pm Eastern, Seniors Housing Business magazine will host a webinar exploring how technology is helping to improve senior care across the country. Webinar attendees will learn about the latest innovations in care transition management and preventive healthcare. Topics will include: The latest trends in technology-enabled senior care How technology can help simplify workflows and improve care transitions The importance of involving families in the care planning process How to implement technology solutions to support these goals Panelists: Amy Ostrem, Vice President, Strategy & Portfolio Management, MatrixCare; Cassie Diner, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Kelly Danielson, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Joy Herring, VP of Clinical Analytics, LTC Consultants; and the moderator, Eric Goldberg, Seniors Housing Business. This discussion is sponsored by MatrixCare, an industry-leading provider of post-acute EHR to facility-based care settings and home care/home health and hospice organizations.
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CMS Real Estate Webinar Series 2022 - Returning to the new normal - Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022

This programme of webinars provides a short and incisive review of some key topics relating to real estate, health and safety, planning and construction in the United Kingdom.In anticipation of the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill receiving Royal Assent and coming into force in March join us for a quick review of what it means, what debts are caught and how the arbitration scheme will work.
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