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Surviving Volatile Markets: Mitigating Lease Risk
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Course Description
Course Description
Incorporating the effects of the current and future market conditions, will assist in finding resolutions to tenant defaults. Analyzing the lease and the true cost of occupancy from the tenant and landlord position, can lead to harmonious solutions for both parties. Exploring subleases, lease buyouts, short and long term decision marketing trends will indicate options for the commercial real estate professional to add value when assisting their clients.
Commercial Real Estate Certificate Program
Surviving Volatile Markets: Mitigating Lease Risk has been approved as part of The CCIM Institute’s Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Certificate program.
Applicants in the program who complete the course will receive 1.5 credit hours toward the 40-hour program requirement.
What is the Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Certificate Program?
The Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Certificate Program is a new program offered through The CCIM Institute designed to help you jump-start your career in the commercial real estate profession and help you develop competencies and knowledge about the field. It is a great starting point for aspiring commercial real estate professionals.
Learn more about the Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Certificate
Tech Requirements
Tech Requirements
This course may require the use of a laptop or desktop computer with full Excel capabilities. Mobile devices, like iPads, tablets, and cellphones, will not run The CCIM Institute's macro-enabled spreadsheets.
PC: Microsoft Office 2000 or higher is necessary to run The CCIM Institute macro-enabled spreadsheets.
Mac: Mac versions of Microsoft Office 2004, 2011, 2016, or 365 are required to run The CCIM Institute macro-enabled spreadsheets.
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