How to Retire from Your Rental
Online Only
Event Details
Many rental property owners spend years focused on acquisition and operations, but few take the time to plan for a successful exit strategy. In this practical and forward-thinking session, estate planning attorney Julie Martiniello will walk you through the key legal, financial, and personal considerations involved in transitioning out of active rental property ownership. You’ll learn about succession planning, transferring property to heirs, minimizing tax burdens, creating trusts and estate documents, evaluating sale options, and preparing for long-term financial stability. Whether retirement is around the corner or years away, this class will help you make informed decisions that protect your assets and your legacy.
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