Are you a commercial real estate agent or investor who is ready to dive into commercial investments but don't know where to begin?
If you are looking to work with Investors of commercial properties, buying or selling, you need to understand property cash flows, expenses, and basic measurements of performance such as NOI, Cap Rates, and Yield.
This course will take you from zero to advisor.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is accredited by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) for Continuing Education credit. While Texas-licensed agents can use it to earn CE hours, the course is open to all students nationwide who want to build a strong foundation in commercial real estate.
Whether you’re an agent outside Texas, a professional exploring CRE, or simply curious about the industry, you’ll have full access to the same training and resources.
What's included in Introduction to Commercial Investments:
◆ 6 Course Videos that students have access to for life
◆ Lesson Quizzes to test your understanding of the course material
◆ Downloadable Course Manual for you to take notes throughout the course
Introduction to Commercial Investments Curriculum
Not a Texas agent?
No problem — this course is open to anyone who wants to learn commercial real estate basics. TREC accreditation simply means Texas agents also earn CE credit.
What People are Saying
Meet Your Instructor:
Clifford Bogart CCIM CRE
Hello. My name is Cliff Bogart and I have been in love with the commercial real estate business since I stumbled into it just over 40 years ago. Every transaction is different; the players, the properties, the issues, obstacles and opportunities to find creative solutions. I obtained my CCIM Designation in 1995 and in 2018 I was invited to become a Counselor of Real Estate - CRE.
I have worked hundreds of transactions of all types from leases (both the tenant and landlord side) investment purchases and sales, 1031 Transactions, and consulting assignments of many types.
I also love teaching. I began writing and teaching commercial courses in 2001 for the State of Texas. In 2005 I began teaching for the CCIM Institute.
