Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association (CT REIA) Announces Free Webinar with Tax Specialist Al Aiello
On July 1, 2010, the Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association will be hosting a free webinar on how to start a real estate LLC business with Al Aiello.
West Hartford, CT, June 27, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association, or CT REIA, in association with Al Aiello, is announcing a free webinar with Al Aiello on July 1, 2010. This event will take place from 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. This is a free event, but spaces are limited. Interested participants are encouraged to register in advance.
Al Aiello, the guest speaker, specializes in wealth protection and teaches dynamic strategies on tax reduction, IRS audit proofing, entity structuring and asset protection targeted for real estate investors and business owners. He has been a real estate investor for over 30 years. He also is a CPA and has a Masters in Taxation. He was immediately hired as adjunct professor where he taught partnerships, corporations, asset protection and real estate taxation (a course that he suggested, created and developed). He has been a business owner since 1980 including having had his own tax practice that specialized in real estate and IRS representation. As a national speaker with his home study courses, he has thousands of students across the country who use his strategies to pay little or no taxes, audit-proof their returns against the IRS and protect their assets.
Attendees of this event will learn how to setup and operate a proper real estate LLC for maximum legal protection. LLC’s can be used for all types of real estate transactions including residential rental, commercial, wholesaling, short sales, rehabbing, new construction, sub-divisions, condo conversations, etc. So powerful are LLC’s that they have diminished the importance of limited partnerships, family limited partnerships, C-corporations, S-corporations and land trusts. A properly structured LLC should protect personal assets, save substantial amounts of taxes, defend against IRS attacks, prevent legal disputes, save legal fees and hassles, and enable the business owner to successfully operate their real estate business. However, most LLC’s do not accomplish these essential needs. On this webinar, Al Aiello will show attendees how to properly setup their real estate LLC.
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CT REIA is an organization that provides motivation, networking opportunities, and up-to-date education for people that want to buy their own home or investment property. Each month, a nationally known real estate investment trainer is featured. Real estate professionals, investors, landlords, property managers, realtors, contractors, wholesalers, rehabbers, and the general public are invited to attend our monthly meetings for educational and networking opportunities. For more information on this event, please call (860) 265-4414 or visit http://www.ctreia.com.
Al Aiello, the guest speaker, specializes in wealth protection and teaches dynamic strategies on tax reduction, IRS audit proofing, entity structuring and asset protection targeted for real estate investors and business owners. He has been a real estate investor for over 30 years. He also is a CPA and has a Masters in Taxation. He was immediately hired as adjunct professor where he taught partnerships, corporations, asset protection and real estate taxation (a course that he suggested, created and developed). He has been a business owner since 1980 including having had his own tax practice that specialized in real estate and IRS representation. As a national speaker with his home study courses, he has thousands of students across the country who use his strategies to pay little or no taxes, audit-proof their returns against the IRS and protect their assets.
Attendees of this event will learn how to setup and operate a proper real estate LLC for maximum legal protection. LLC’s can be used for all types of real estate transactions including residential rental, commercial, wholesaling, short sales, rehabbing, new construction, sub-divisions, condo conversations, etc. So powerful are LLC’s that they have diminished the importance of limited partnerships, family limited partnerships, C-corporations, S-corporations and land trusts. A properly structured LLC should protect personal assets, save substantial amounts of taxes, defend against IRS attacks, prevent legal disputes, save legal fees and hassles, and enable the business owner to successfully operate their real estate business. However, most LLC’s do not accomplish these essential needs. On this webinar, Al Aiello will show attendees how to properly setup their real estate LLC.
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CT REIA is an organization that provides motivation, networking opportunities, and up-to-date education for people that want to buy their own home or investment property. Each month, a nationally known real estate investment trainer is featured. Real estate professionals, investors, landlords, property managers, realtors, contractors, wholesalers, rehabbers, and the general public are invited to attend our monthly meetings for educational and networking opportunities. For more information on this event, please call (860) 265-4414 or visit http://www.ctreia.com.
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Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association
Joanne Brissette
(860) 265-4414
http://www.ctreia.com
Contact
Joanne Brissette
(860) 265-4414
http://www.ctreia.com
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