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How do we go from Reserve Study to SIRS? What role does the Milestone Report play? Have these questions answered, and many more from Patricia Staebler of Staebler Appraisal and Consulting who built this program specifically to educate members of Homeowner Associations who are being directly impacted by this new Florida legislation.
Agenda
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Part I - Milestone Inspections & SIRS
Patricia Staebler, SRA, RS11
30AM
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12
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Part II - Case Study / Q & A
Patricia Staebler, SRA, RSPart I - Milestone Inspections & SIRS
Speakers
Patricia Staebler, SRA, RS
Principal at Staebler Appraisal and ConsultingPatricia started her career in her family’s engineering office in Germany, where she was responsible for cost estimation, construction budgets, and site supervision. She managed the 15-head engineering office and was also responsible for the property management of 60+ commercial and residential rental units.
Living in southwest Florida since 2000, Ms. Staebler concentrates on commercial real estate with emphasis on construction. She became an Insurance Claims Adjuster in 2005 and a State-Certified General Appraiser in 2006 and opened her firm shortly thereafter.
As a member of the Appraisal Institute she was awarded the SRA designation in 2010 and received the Reserve Specialist designation from the Community Association Institute in 2017. She is the founder of Staebler Appraisal and Consulting, a firm that concentrates on insurance replacement valuation and reserve studies for the condominium and HOA industry as well as commercial special use properties like churches, schools, sport facilities, country clubs, waste treatment facilities, etc.
Other specialties include cost segregation analysis, pre-construction consulting for accelerated depreciation of IRS §1245 property, and the 50% FEMA rule.
Part II - Case Study / Q & A
Speakers
Patricia Staebler, SRA, RS
Principal at Staebler Appraisal and ConsultingPatricia started her career in her family’s engineering office in Germany, where she was responsible for cost estimation, construction budgets, and site supervision. She managed the 15-head engineering office and was also responsible for the property management of 60+ commercial and residential rental units.
Living in southwest Florida since 2000, Ms. Staebler concentrates on commercial real estate with emphasis on construction. She became an Insurance Claims Adjuster in 2005 and a State-Certified General Appraiser in 2006 and opened her firm shortly thereafter.
As a member of the Appraisal Institute she was awarded the SRA designation in 2010 and received the Reserve Specialist designation from the Community Association Institute in 2017. She is the founder of Staebler Appraisal and Consulting, a firm that concentrates on insurance replacement valuation and reserve studies for the condominium and HOA industry as well as commercial special use properties like churches, schools, sport facilities, country clubs, waste treatment facilities, etc.
Other specialties include cost segregation analysis, pre-construction consulting for accelerated depreciation of IRS §1245 property, and the 50% FEMA rule.
Speakers
Patricia
Staebler, SRA, RS
Principal at Staebler Appraisal and Consulting
https://staeblerappraisal.com/Patricia started her career in her family’s engineering office in Germany, where she was responsible for cost estimation, construction budgets, and site supervision. She managed the 15-head engineering office and was also responsible for the property management of 60+ commercial and residential rental units.
Living in southwest Florida since 2000, Ms. Staebler concentrates on commercial real estate with emphasis on construction. She became an Insurance Claims Adjuster in 2005 and a State-Certified General Appraiser in 2006 and opened her firm shortly thereafter.
As a member of the Appraisal Institute she was awarded the SRA designation in 2010 and received the Reserve Specialist designation from the Community Association Institute in 2017. She is the founder of Staebler Appraisal and Consulting, a firm that concentrates on insurance replacement valuation and reserve studies for the condominium and HOA industry as well as commercial special use properties like churches, schools, sport facilities, country clubs, waste treatment facilities, etc.
Other specialties include cost segregation analysis, pre-construction consulting for accelerated depreciation of IRS §1245 property, and the 50% FEMA rule.
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