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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: January 5, 2021
IREM NYC education offerings for 2021
New York, NY The IREM NYC chapter has decided to continue to offer courses virtually in the new year. This means that if you’re thinking about becoming a Certified Property Manager, Accredited Commercial Manager or Accredited Residential Manager, you’ve got more options than ever before! The courses are live, in real time, complete with an instructor and classmates. Since they’re virtual, you can be “in class” from the comfort of your home or office. It makes life easier, and safer for all.
Here’s what we’ve got scheduled through March. To see a complete listing of 2021 courses or to register please visit www.irem.org
January 11 & 12: Budgeting, Cash Flow, and Reporting for Investment Real Estate
January 25 & 26: Financing and Loan Analysis for Investment Real Estate
February 1, 8, 15, & 22: ARM Track
February 8 & 9: Marketing and Leasing Strategies for Multifamily Properties
February 15 & 16: Performance and Valuation of Investment Real Estate
February 23: Asset Analysis of Investment Real Estate
February 25 & 26: Marketing and Leasing Strategies for Office Buildings
March 1, 8, 15 & 22: ACoM Track
March 8 & 9: Leading a Winning Property Management Team
March 16 & 17: CPM Capstone Track
March 22 & 23: Managing Maintenance Operations and Property Risk
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