REES 2200 - Real Estate Investments

4.5 Credits

Students explore the risk analysis tools and techniques that can be used to determine the productivity of residential and commercial real estate. Students also learn concise and practical approaches that lead to sound investment decisions, considering applicable tax laws and property and financial analysis.

Prerequisites: (1) REES 1000

Lecture Hours: 4.5
Lab Hours: 0
Internship Hours:
Clinical or Practicum Hours:

Course Objectives

Students assess the nature of real estate investments, including the purpose, ownership interests, and feasibility.
Students identify and apply finance structures and calculations specific to real estate.
Students evaluate real estate investment alternatives for land, residential properties, and commercial property.
Students evaluate real estate investment concepts related to regulations, management, title and purchase processes.

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