Description
$24.00
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(1 elective CE credit hours)
This course will provide real estate brokers and agents with an understanding of what FIRPTA means and understand the reasoning behind the regulation.
In his 30 years engaged in real estate law in Chicago and Denver, Eric has represented developers on retail and multifamily projects regarding entitlements, zoning issues, loan documents and related matters. He formed the Law Offices of Eric Nesbitt, P.C. in Denver in 2006.
Additionally, Eric is President & CEO of The Nesbitt Commercial Group, a commercial real estate practice he founded in 2004. In his capacity as a commercial real estate broker, he has assisted in site selection and development projects for Microsystems, Sprint and Oracle.
Eric is committed to doing his part to provide quality, affordable housing. He has owned multifamily apartment buildings in Chicago and Denver, and regularly rented units to Section 8 housing tenants or tenants at or below the area median income. Eric also served three years as a Commissioner of the Denver Housing Authority, appointed by Mayor Hancock.
Eric earned his BA degree in Finance from the University of Illinois and his J.D. Law degree and MBA from the University of California, Los Angeles. He frequently lectures on real estate law related matters to the Colorado Bar Association and the Colorado Association of Realtors.
The COX Law Library is a special collection of Real Estate Continuing Education classes written and presented by Colorado’s foremost attorneys. Each class specifically addresses the issues facing Colorado real estate professionals in today’s market.
Supported desktop operating systems
• Microsoft Windows 10 or higher
• OSX (the last two major releases)
• Most Linux distributions (ChromeOS is not tested)
Tablets using the browser version of the desktop platform
• iPadOS (the last two major releases)
• Android 12.0 or higher
Supported browsers
• Microsoft Edge
• Mozilla Firefox
• Google Chrome
• Safari
Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari follow a continuous release policy that makes it difficult to fix a minimum version. For this reason, following the market recommendation, Docebo supports the last two major versions of each of these browsers.
Please note that:
• As of January 2018, Docebo does not support Safari on Windows.
• As of November 2022, Docebo is not actively testing Firefox but still offers support for it.
Browser settings
• JavaScript must be enabled
• Third-party cookies must be enabled
• localStorage must be enabled
• TLS Version: 1.2
