INDIAN REAL ESTATE TAX RULES AND REGULATIONS

Automating commercial real estate ‘back end’ tasks is a major objective for running the enterprise efficiently and freeing up important resources for strategic planning and catalyzed innovation. This series kicks off with a deep dive into the digital infrastructure of most commercial real estate companies. It continues with reviewing opportunities for investment management automation and introduces proven use cases of process automation in commercial and corporate projects. Thought leaders from some of the most automated real estate organizations in our market share insights on their integration initiatives and talk about the challenges and benefits of their own process automation projects. When evaluating ‘back end’ automation opportunities there are many options for increased efficiency and enhanced business insight through data integration, normalization and interaction. This session addresses the best opportunities for automating ‘back end’ processes such as leasing, AP/AR, budgeting and forecasting, document management and others.

Curious about adding co-ownership offerings into your real estate business? Orlando Ramirez, Director of Industry Relations at Pacaso, joins us to share some surprising insights into how co-ownership can not only increase your buyer pool and inventory but allow agents to work anywhere in the country, earning a commission and equity. The How-Tos We’ll Cover: How to convey why co-ownership is a great solution for second home buyers. How co-ownership can increase your buyer pool and inventory How to re-engage past clients How to work anywhere in the country and earn a commission + equity How to connect with your network and generate more business

This webinar explores the connection between ESG factors and Commercial Real Estate. We look at how ESG impacts how assets are evaluated, public REITs and funds are analyzed, as well as the growing market for passive investment vehicles that incorporate ESG.

Most bankers acknowledge that construction lending is riskier than other types of commercial lending. Therefore, lenders must learn how to evaluate a developer’s ability to repay the construction loan and apply the appropriate underwriting of the construction project to ensure the structure of the loan results in it being repaid in full, on time, and as agreed.