Happening Next Week! The ULI Washington Women's Leadership Initiative invites all audiences to the third and final session of our 3-part series hosted in partnership with CREW DC and AAREP DC. Demystifying the World of Valuations - Negotiating Equity and Debt will cover the utility of appraisal reports and valuations in negotiating capital among a broad and diverse audience and reveal how inequities in the market affect final outcomes. In a conversation moderated by Carisa Stanley Beatty panelists Stephanie Wiggins, Lynda Gallagher, and David Iannucci will discuss how inequities limit access to tools and best practices used to ensure the right values are requested, impede understanding of the report itself, and hinder the subsequent negotiations that lead to the best financing terms. The panel discussion will be followed by a networking happy hour. Register today to save your seat: https://lnkd.in/e5gx6CrG This event is open to those who have and have not attended previous sessions. *Members of CREW DC and AAREP DC qualify for ULI member pricing for this event. Email heather.hrycyshyn@uli.org for more information. #ULIWashington #Valuations #Equity #AppraisalsSeries #DCRealEstateProfessionals
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