Distressed Assets in Commercial Real Estate - Introduction Course
This course provides a comprehensive overview of distressed properties in the real estate market, focusing on commercial real estate assets. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the various types of distressed properties, how to identify them, conduct due diligence, and formulate investment strategies. Through real-world case studies and practical insights, students will learn how to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by distressed real estate assets.
Method of Course Presentation: Internet
Course Category: Professional Development
Course Textbook and Outline Information: This professional development course consists of one hour of original materials created by Connect Classroom in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts in the commercial real estate field.
Estimated time to complete course: 1 hour
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
Learning Objectives:
- Define Distressed Properties: Understand the concept of distressed properties in real estate and differentiate between types of distress, including financial, physical, operational, and market-related distress.
- Identify Distressed Properties: Develop the skills and techniques to identify distressed properties through market research, networking, and thorough due diligence.
- Conduct Due Diligence: Learn how to conduct comprehensive due diligence on distressed properties, including legal, financial, and environmental assessments, to evaluate investment risks and opportunities.
- Assess Investment Risks: Identify and assess the potential risks associated with distressed asset investments, including legal, financial, and market risks.
- Formulate Investment Strategies: Develop effective investment strategies for distressed properties, considering various financing options, acquisition methods, and risk mitigation techniques.
- Evaluate Financial Viability: Analyze the financial aspects of distressed properties, including cash flow projections, renovation costs, and exit strategies.
- Navigate Legal and Regulatory Considerations: Understand the legal and regulatory landscape of distressed property investments, including foreclosure laws, zoning regulations, and tenant rights.
- Apply Market Analysis: Utilize market analysis techniques to assess the market conditions and trends that affect distressed property investments.
- Implement Value-Adding Strategies: Explore strategies for adding value to distressed properties, including renovation, repositioning, and property management improvements.
- Create an Investment Plan: Develop a comprehensive investment plan that aligns with individual investment goals and risk tolerance.
Instructor/Industry Expert(s):
- Matthew Ody, GSI, CNE® Industry Expert, InstructorInstructor at Connect Classroom
