Contact

Paul Trudeau 
National Alliance of Preservation Commissions 
napc@uga.edu 
706-369-5881 

When

Friday July 20, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM EDT

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Where

Marriott Waterside Hotel 
235 East Main Street
Norfolk, VA
 

 
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Where to Stay

Norfolk Waterside Marriott

The Marriott Waterside is sold out but there other options for discounted rates:

The Hilton by the airport is providing us with discounted rooms.   Use this link to obtain the discounted rate: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/O/ORFAHHF-NAPC-20120718/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG

The Hyatt Place Chesapeake/Greenbrier is about 15 minutes away.  Their rate is $115 and good until 6/18/2012.  The rate includes breakfast, internet and parking so it can be an even better deal than the $99 rate.  Call toll-free: 888 Hyatt HP (1-888-492-8847) and request the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions room block rate or book on the web at www.hyattplacechesapeake.com and use the code: G-NAPC in the box labeled group/corporate #.

Also try the Hotel Governor Dinwiddie in Portsmouth, only about 1/3 of a mile from the ferry stop to Norolk. Call 757-392-1330 for reservations. 

 

This course is offered in conjunction with 

Forum 2012

the biannual conference of the

National Alliance of Preservation Commissions

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Click here to download the Preliminary Program for Forum 2012

 

Click here to register for the full Forum 2012 conference

 

This could be the most fun you ever had obtaining your CE credits!

It has been estimated that restoration's market share growth will exceed 80 percent of the entire US construction economy in the near future.  As the country begins to explore sustainability, both in terms of the economy and the environment, buying and selling existing buildings, rather than developable lots, will increasingly become any realtor's main bread-and-butter. 

Historic properties are valuable to potential buyers because of their existing infrastructure and in numerous other ways; such as stable property values; aesthetically pleasing neighborhoods; and materials, construction and design that cannot affordably be reproduced today.  Learn more about how historic properties can help increase your income at the "Preservation 101 for Virginia Realtors" course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Explore the regulations associated with historic zoning

Identify common Virginia architectural styles on a walking tour

Discover how preservation is sustainable and green

Uncover common myths about old buildings

Learn techniques for selling old buildings

Discover financial incentives for rehab

 

$45 includes lunch and materials

$25 additional for 6 CE credits

PLEASE NOTE:  In order to receive 6 Continuing Education credits for this course, the fee is $25.00.  This fee will be paid at the door by check made payable to Alpha College of Real Estate.  You must also download and bring the CEPL Course Enrollment Form with you to the course.

 

Download CEPL Course Enrollment Form here