Industry Experts Support Bargain Sale

Welfont, The Premier Boutique Broker in IRS Section 170 Bargain Sales

Meet Welfont.(Welfont Joe Johnson) We are a boutique commercial real estate brokerage company, bringing together the private sector and nonprofits. Welfont is an information source for real estate and tax strategies. Particularly, they specialize in the IRS Section 170 Bargain Sale. Hence, Welfont has a history in handling underutilized and distressed real estate for the mutual benefit of the sellers or the buyers, often highly qualified charities or public sector entities.
The company has excelled in revitalizing the IRS Section 170 Bargain Sale. Under this transaction, a seller can offer a property to a qualifying charitable or public institutions at a reduced price. Therefore, the seller may have the opportunity to claim a tax exemption for the difference between the sales price and the fair market value. Their highly successful transactions allow owners to expedite the liquidation of properties that had become expensive white elephants into cash infusions. At the same time, Welfont facilitates charities in acquiring new properties, which could be repurposed for their own use or offered for sale to a new group of potential buyers.
The Bargain Sale is a Welfont - recommended disposition strategy for unused commercial real estate properties.
Industry experts support the Bargain Sale, and Welfont serves as a source of information regarding the Bargain Sale.

Bargain Sale Supported by Industry Experts

Dennis Walsh, Publisher of Green@Work Magazine, sums it up well with this one sentence. “The Bargain Sale has provided these corporations great tangible and intangible benefits, by getting an immediate and significant cash benefit, eliminating expensive carrying costs, giving back to the community and having a great PR campaign, while getting rid of a management headache so these corporations focus on what they do best.”
There are over 400 years of collective real estate experience within the Welfont organization. Welfont Joe Johnson is the CEO of the company. Furthermore, while producing over $200 million in exchange value, the company brings buyers and sellers detailed knowledge and personal attention. We provide information about the IRS Section 170 Bargain Sale, which encompasses around $8 billion yearly in transactions. Also, with a stable of ready and qualified 501(c)(3) clients, we may be your best resource for the IRS Section 170 Bargain Sale.
Perhaps, nothing speaks more highly of a company than the opinion of a client. According to Brad Pope, NAI Brannen Goddard’s managing director, “In 22 years, I’ve  been involved in over a billion dollars of real estate transactions and I never had access to this type of disposition. And, my clients hadn’t.”

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So visit the Welfont website for additional information, a frequently asked questions section and contact information. And choose the real estate brokerage – Welfont – that serves the specialized clientele needs in a IRS Section 170 Bargain Sale.

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