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Property & Real Estate Management

OVERVIEW OF WHAT THEY DO  

A Property & Real Estate Management major teaches you how to manage properties and real estate assets. You'll learn about property valuation, leasing, marketing, and financial analysis. With this knowledge, you can oversee rental properties, commercial developments, and investment portfolios, maximizing property value, minimizing risks, and optimizing returns for property owners and investors.

Difficulties and concerns in studying Property & Real Estate Management:

Understanding Real Estate Principles: Property and real estate management involves understanding concepts like property valuation, leasing, and property law. If students struggle to grasp these foundational principles, it can make studying the subject difficult.

Financial Literacy: Property and real estate management involves financial analysis, budgeting, and investment strategies. Students may struggle if they lack understanding in areas such as financial mathematics, valuation methods, and real estate finance.

Tenant Management: Managing tenant relationships, lease agreements, and property occupancy is a key responsibility of Property & Real Estate Management professionals. Dealing with tenant disputes, lease negotiations, and rental collections requires strong communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills.

Maintenance and Operations: Property & Real Estate Management involves overseeing property maintenance, repairs, and facility management to ensure properties are well-maintained and operational. Coordinating maintenance activities, managing service providers, and optimizing operational efficiency are ongoing challenges for property managers.

Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Property & Real Estate Management professionals must comply with a wide range of legal and regulatory requirements, including building codes, safety regulations, landlord-tenant laws, and property tax regulations. Staying updated with changing laws and regulations is essential to avoid legal liabilities and penalties.

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Main RIASEC codes: Enterprising (E), Conventional (C)
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Enterprising (E): Property & Real Estate Management involves tasks related to sales, negotiation, and business development. Professionals seek out opportunities, make strategic decisions, and manage financial resources to achieve property investment goals, traits associated with the Enterprising category.

Conventional (C): Property & Real Estate Management also involves adhering to established methodologies, following regulatory standards, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. Professionals work within structured environments, follow established procedures, and prioritize accuracy and reliability, traits aligned with the Conventional category.

- Property Manager
- Real Estate Appraiser
- Auctioneer

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