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300 REAL ESTATE LAW
This course reviews the essential legal requirements of real estate transactions.
RE 350 REAL ESTATE ANALYSIS (PREREQ: JUNIOR STANDING)
This course introduces essential institutional, legal, regulatory, and financial aspects of real estate in the U.S. economy and financial system. The course incorporates demographic data for real estate market analysis and includes an exercise in land use planning. PREREQUISITE: JUNIOR STANDING.
RE 352 REAL ESTATE FINANCE (PREREQ: FIN 310)
Patterns of financing real estate property, including individual, commercial and industrial-relates to capital structure analysis. Institutional analysis, including middlemen and ultimate financing sources-relates to capital market analysis. Leverage effects, collateral and protective devices-relates to risk and return analysis. PREREQUISITE(S): FIN 310
RE 353 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT (PREREQ(S): FIN 310, RE 350 & RE 352)
Property evaluation-relates to economics and security analysis. Real estate investment decisions-relates to risk analysis, portfolio construction and management, cash flow (including taxes) analysis, and investment strategy. PREREQUISITE(S): FIN 310, RE 350 & RE 352
RE 354 REAL ESTATE VALUATION (PREREQ(S): FIN 310 AND RE 350)
Real Estate Valuation. Introduction to the appraisal process. Basic approaches to valuation analysis including both residential and income properties. This course includes the income capitalization methods and complex valuation assignments. PREREQUISITE(S):FIN 310 & RE 350
RE 398 SPECIAL TOPICS (PREREQUISITE(S): VARIES BY SECTION)Special Topics in Real Estate offers an in-depth study of current industry-related issues. Content, format, and prerequisites vary by section. Subject matter will be indicated in the class schedule.
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