Essentials Of Single & Multi - Family Investing (3CE)

Description

The objective of this course is to teach the student how to analyze, invest in, and manage residential and small, multi-family real estate units. This will include the reasons why people invest in real estate, the means used to make the investment, the types of properties most likely to be purchased, the analysis of the candidate properties, and effective management of the investment.

At course completion, the student will be able to:

• Define the four dominant reasons why people invest in real estate 
• List the three primary types of ownership
• Complete a cash flow analysis
• Define relevant terms, such as net operating income, gross income, effective gross income, present value, depreciation, gross rent multiplier, and capitalization rate
• Review the forms used in a residential eviction

Gabby Letourneau studied Finance at Stetson University and The University of Florida. Gabby has over six years of experience helping people with their financial transactions. At 21, Gabby bought her first home and has converted it into an investment property. Being a landlord has helped her develop knowledge and insight in homeownership. Along with her personal experiences, Gabby grew up in the real estate world. She knows the processes and procedures. When Gabby is not helping her customers, you can find her riding horses, woodworking and working on craft projects.

Florida licensees will earn 3 hours of Specialty CE Credit upon successful course completion.