A close look at the finer points of law practice
Federal law 214-FZ:
just about the complex
just about the complex
Next course starts: December 16, 12:00
14 days of access to the course
Level: beginners
For free
Study language: Russian
Strengthen your understanding of the law regulating the relationship between the buyer and the developer
Learn about the legal specifics of making deals in the new-build market
Be able to build a safe process for your clients when buying an apartment
You will
The course is recommended for beginner specialists, and it will also be useful for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of Federal Law 214
Speaker
Pavel Vladykin
Leader of TrendAgent Education, practical trainer
*With the support of the TrendAgent Legal Department
has trained more than 3,000 agents
Details
Course format
Video lectures, tests, and homework assignments
Feedback
Communication with course curators in the Telegram group
Certificate
After finishing the course
Program
Access to course materials: 14 days
Block
Theme
About
The Road to the DDU
- Presales and waiting lists
- Advertising vs. information — what is the difference
- Presale and waiting list — assessing legality
- Reserving units before receiving the construction permit: risks and consequences
- Construction permit (RNS)
- Publication of the project declaration
- Land rights: ownership or lease
- Conditions for raising funds in construction
- DDU: from chaos to protection of the shareholder
- When and why Federal Law 214 appeared
- Key guarantees under Federal Law 214
- Signs of bypass schemes — what to watch for
- Welcome message from the speaker
Overview of the main structure and issues of the course, description of the competencies participants will gain, definition of the course goals and tasks
- Intermediate Test 1
Content of the DDU
- What you need to know and do before signing the DDU
- Buying a new-build for the first time — what to warn the client about
- Myths and doubts — how to make the purchase more transparent
- Interaction Developer — Agent — Client: defining responsibility areas
- Consumer rights when signing a DDU
- Requirements for the content of the DDU
- Essential conditions of the DDU
- Non-standard DDU conditions
- Unit size and specifications — what to pay attention to
- DDU registration
- Balancing interests of the parties and what cannot be included in the DDU
- Imposing services and conditions
- Deadlines and developer liability under the law
- Rules for calculating penalties for late delivery
- Other rights of shareholders if deadlines are violated
- Grounds and procedure for terminating the DDU
- Definitions: unsigned and invalid contract, void and voidable transaction
- Grounds for termination at the developer’s initiative
- Grounds for termination at the shareholder’s initiative
- Intermediate Test 2
Payment under the DDU
- Credit and escrow
- Escrow account and letter of credit
- How money is transferred to escrow
- Assessing how well shareholders' funds are protected when using letters of credit and escrow
- Maternity capital
- Maternity capital as a payment tool
- Maternity capital as a down payment or loan repayment
- Obligation to allocate shares in the property when using maternity capital
- Mortgage
- Restrictions on a mortgage-purchased apartment
- Interaction with banks: life and property insurance, property appraisal
- Imposing additional conditions
- Installments
- Features of installment plans
- What to consider so an installment plan does not turn into a loan
- Certificates and subsidies
- The concept of certificates and subsidies
- Features of their use when buying an apartment
- Intermediate Test 3
Final stage
- DDU and family complications
- Spousal consent vs. prenuptial agreement
- Consequences of each option
- Apartment handover
- Which stages the developer must notify shareholders about
- Legal meaning of apartment acceptance and the acceptance-transfer act
- Consequences of not attending the handover
- Disputes about finishing
- Finishing from the developer — common issues
- Including finishing in the DDU or signing a separate contractor agreement
- Requirements for the developer
- Delay in delivery
- Notification from the developer
- Permissible delivery timeframe
- Consequences of delayed transfer
- Exceptions to the rules
- What if the building is not completed?
- Unfinished construction — legal status
- Legal guarantees for shareholders if the developer goes bankrupt
- Completion of buildings by new developers — risks and nuances
- Intermediate Test 4
Course completion
- Online meeting
Questions from participants
Organizational steps for course completion
Organizational steps for course completion
- Final test
- Certificate issuance
To the course
FAQ
Sure. Most of the material has been prepared as video tutorials, which you can watch at a convenient time during the day.
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Links to training are sent on the day of the start by the Telegram bot, through which you sign up.
Technically, it is possible to take several courses at the same time. However, we do not recommend doing so, as the effectiveness of your learning will be low.
We send an electronic Certificate of completion to all participants who complete the test tasks.
Courses are held regularly, so you can sign up next time. Plan your time and study with another group.
Materials from speakers in each training group are available in presentations, which you can save for your own use. Additionally, you have access to video tutorials for a week after completing the course.
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