1 CPE This course provides a basic framework for the commercial real estate (CRE) investment process. You will learn about the use, benefits and detriments of financial leverage and summarize the risks inherent in CRE investment.
The four primary property types including; office, retail, industrial and apartment and the types of leases on those properties are reviewed and analyzed. CRE investment returns are discussed and analyzed including the capitalization rate, band of investment return, internal rate of return and net present value.
Learning Objectives
- Identify and gain a basic understanding of the CRE investment process.
- Explore, review and analyze the four primary property types; office, retail, industrial and apartment.
- Discover the various types of leases on CRE properties.
- Identify how to calculate and analyze CRE investment returns using the capitalization rate, band of investment return, IRR and NPV.
- Discover the use, benefits and detriment of financial leverage in CRE.
- Recognize and summarize the risks inherent in CRE investment.
Last updated/reviewed: August 19, 2023
30 Reviews (104 ratings)
Reviews
Monte Smith, CMA
(Chief Executive Officer at Gerding Companies, Inc)
A good introduction to the topic. Presentation is basically a reading of the slides, but the slide deck is hearty. A few more examples working through cap rates and such would be welcome, but I feel the subject was pretty well-covered overall.
Rene Galvan
(Broker at RGV Realty)
The instructor was very knowledgable and he covered lots of material in the time allotted. His quicker speech pattern kept the course moving at a good pace. I will definitely take other course by this instructor.
Raveendran Madappattu
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Fantastic presentation, Mr. Ori. This reflects your past experience and confidence in the area. The presentation shed light on may intricate details in the commercial real estate area. Well done!!!
Norman West
(Financial Manager at Lockheed Martin)
Interesting course. The instructor had a structured course and he stuck to it. He has an effective teaching style. I believe the learning objectives were met.
Bertha Mujica
( at Mujica)
This course was a great overview of commercial real estate. The instructor was able to impart the big picture of commercial real estate in a little over an hour.
Anonymous
(Fund Controller)
Good introduction with a lot to cover in one hour. But also some of the material is getting dated (i.e. LIBOR is not a rate used after 6/30/23, etc.).
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Nice quick intro to commercial real estate. I would have liked more examples with numbers. I would take additional classes with this instructor.
John Banchy
(Sr. Project Manager at Intuit)
there is a ton of information that could be split into two different courses. first the financial aspect, then the operational end.
Craig Scanlon
(Owner at BST)
Still like the speaker to vary from the slides and offer more personal experiences...he obviously has much based upon biography
Jennifer Miller
(Senior Accountant at Bookminders)
I liked the industry specific offering of this couse. Real estate education is rarely offered for CPE for accountants.
Anonymous
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Very good presentation. A great deal of information presented in a relatively short period of time. Good slides.
Anonymous
(CFO)
A fantastic introductory course, which gives the overall scope of real estate while going into some key terms.
Bertrand Piller
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Good basic overview of commercial real estate, with formulas for the key numbers. Very informative.
Anonymous
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I thoroughly enjoyed learning the aspects of real estate investment and learned quite a lot from it.
Anonymous
(Director, Research)
Very comprehensive in a short amount of time. The instructor really knows what he is talking about.
Lawrence DeParis
(Founder & CEO at C-Level Solutions LLC)
Content was useful but course essentially consists of a read-through of 52 pages of slides.
MARTIN COBB
(CFO at FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSUTING LLC)
Good primer on commercial real estate investment. Covers most of what you need to know.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Informative overview of commercial real estate investing. Instructor was easy to follow
Anonymous
(Owner)
Good information. A lot of information to cover, but done so in a thorough manner.
Anonymous
(Leader, Project Management, Global Real ..)
Would like to see a few more calculations as examples of the terms being discussed.
Nancy Moreland
(Principal at N. L. Moreland)
Lots of information - maybe too much for an hour! Good high level summary.
Anonymous
(PRESIDENT)
A very pragmatic presentation, not overly theoretical. Great course!
Anonymous
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A lot of good information here. Seems finance heavy. Helpful info.
Anonymous
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I love this topic and really enjoyed this class. Thanks!
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
Good information, well organized, appropriate length
Pamela LaPlaca, CPA
(Controller at EG USA)
Great overview and fast paced, easy to follow.
Rebecca Grimmer
(CFO at ASES)
Excellent overview of the major facets of CRE
Anonymous
(Not Provided)
Good course, knowledgeable instructor.
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
Good Overview
Anonymous
(senior accountant)
Good slides
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Overview of real estate or comparable and abasic understanding of finance and investments.
Advanced Preparation: None
Education Provider Information
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Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
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Joseph OriCEO, Paramount Capital Corporation
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