Real Estate

REAL 6321 (ENTP 6321 and FIN 6321) Introduction to Real Estate (3 semester credit hours) Overview of various aspects of real estate markets, including marketing, finance, taxation, development, law, appraisal, investment, valuation and real estate participants. (3-0) S

REAL 6322 (FIN 6322) Real Estate Finance and Investment (3 semester credit hours) This course covers commercial real estate investment analysis and instruments used in its finance. Topics include: real estate valuation, loan structures, syndication, securitization, and developments in capital markets affecting real estate developments. Prerequisite: FIN 6321 or REAL 6321 or ENTP 6321. (3-0) S

REAL 6323 (FIN 6323) Real Estate Market Analysis and Investment (3 semester credit hours) This course provides insight into market analysis and research including local and economic base analysis with case studies on specific commercial investment property types. This course also applies modern technologies to assist in performing these analyses. Prerequisite: FIN 6321 or REAL 6321 or ENTP 6321. (3-0) Y

REAL 6326 (FIN 6326) Advanced Real Estate Law Practices (3 semester credit hours) Learn the essential legal aspects of each phase of a real estate transaction to manage risks with foundational understanding of contracts, property rights, the legal system and how it operates. Students have an opportunity to enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through practical application of real estate cases which include legal conflicts, general legal sources and relevance to real property. Prerequisite or Corequisite: FIN 6321 or REAL 6321 or ENTP 6321 (3-0) Y

REAL 6V99 Special Topics in Real Estate (1-6 semester credit hours) May be lecture, readings, or individualized study. May be repeated for credit as topics vary (6 semester credit hours maximum). Additional prerequisites may be required depending on the specific course topic. Instructor consent required. ([1-6]-0) S