IREM BC
Chapter #50
Listed below are the courses that are currently being offered in 2010
by IREM and REIC. Please contact Deanna
Strange-Chard at (604) 888-4743 if you require any further information or
follow the link http://www.reic.ca/en/education-schedule.cfm.
Check back here often to see what new courses are being offered.
Follow this link to obtain any changes to the schedule
http://www.reic.ca/en/education-schedule.cfm
Real Estate Institute of Canada
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2010 Education Course
Schedule Course Title
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CPE/MCE*
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Where
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When
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Tuition
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Real Estate
Investment Analysis
REIC 2260
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Vancouver
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipeg
Mt. Royal University
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May 3-7
May17-21
June 7-11
September 20-24
November 1-5
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Candidate: $ 975.
Non-candidate: $1250.
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Consumer Behaviour & Negotiating
REIC 2270
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
Toronto
Montreal (FR)
Halifax
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May 3-5
September 13-15
September 13-15
October 4-6
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Candidate: $ 565.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Legal Issues in Real Estate
REIC 2280
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12 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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October 7-8
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Candidate: $ 430.
Non-candidate: $ 530.
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Legal Issues in Real Estate-Finance
REIC 2285
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12 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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TBD
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TBD
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Candidate: $ 565.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Mortgage Lending for Residential
Housing
REIC 2340
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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May TBD
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Candidate: $ 735.
Non-candidate: $ 835.
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Property Risk Assessment, Credit
& Electronic Underwriting
REIC 2341
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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October TBD
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Candidate: $ 835.
Non-candidate: $ 935.
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Finance in the Real Estate Context
REIC 2350
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Mt. Royal University
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
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April 12-16
April 26-30
September 13-18
November 1-5
November 15-19
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Candidate: $ 975.
Non-candidate: $1250.
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Elements of Mortgage Management
REIC 2351
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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November 22-26
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Candidate: $ 975.
Non-candidate: $1250.
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The Leasing Process
REIC 2360
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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May 10-14
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Candidate: $ 975.
Non-candidate: $1250.
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Negotiation & Documentation in
Commercial Leasing
REIC 2361
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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November 8-12
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Candidate: $ 975.
Non-candidate: $1250.
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Ethics & Business Practice
REIC 2600
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9 BCREA PDP
18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
Halifax
Vancouver
Ottawa
London
Mt. Royal University
Montreal (FR)
Toronto
Toronto
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March 22-24
April 14-16
April 19-21
June 21-23
May 31-June 2
June 14-16
June 16-18
August 23-25
November 15-17
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Candidate: $ 565.
Non-candidate: $ 765
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Real Estate Institute of Canada
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2010 Education Course
Schedule Course Title
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CPE/MCE*
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Where
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When
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Tuition
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Introduction to Reserve Fund Studies
& Mgmt
IRES 2300
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Red Deer
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March 11-13
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Candidate: $ 700.
Non-candidate: $ 820.
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Building Construction & Systems
IRES 2310
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Red Deer
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March 14-16
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Candidate: $ 820.
Non-candidate: $ 940.
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Building Cost & Life Analysis
IRES 2320
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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February 25-27
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Candidate: $ 700.
Non-candidate: $ 820.
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Reserve Fund Financial Fundamentals
IRES 2330
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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April 11-13
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Candidate: $ 700.
Non-candidate: $ 820.
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Reserve Fund Case Study
IRES 2340
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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April 14-17
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Candidate: $1200.
Non-candidate: $1320.
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Managing Condominium
Properties
CID201
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Calgary
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June 14-19
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Candidate: $805.
Non-candidate: $925.
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Successful Site Management
RES201
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18 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Cal. Apart. Assoc.
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Toronto
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Mar 5,6,12,13,19,20
March 8-12
April 12-16
September 20-25
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Determined by presenting Chapter
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Developing Human Resource Strategies
for Real Estate Managers
IREM HRS402
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12 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Mt.
Royal University
Toronto
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May 13-14
December 1-2
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Candidate: $ 635.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Marketing & Leasing: Multifamily
Properties
IREM MKL405
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6 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Mt.
Royal University
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March 24-25
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Candidate: $ 635.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Marketing & Leasing:
Office Buildings
IREM MKL406
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6 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Vancouver
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October 4-5
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Candidate: $ 635.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Property Maintenance and
Risk Management:
IREM MNT402
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6 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Mt. Royal University
Vancouver
Toronto
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March 22-23
October 6-7
December 3-4
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Candidate: $ 635.
Non-candidate: $ 765.
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Writing & Using Property
Management Plans
IREM BDM602/REIC 2912
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12 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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December 6-7
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Candidate: $ 815.
Non-candidate: $ 915.
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Management Plan Skills Assessment
MPSA
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6 RECO MCE
6 NSAR CPE
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Toronto
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December 8-9
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Candidate: $ 815.
Non-candidate: $ 915.
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Prices subject to
change without notice.
* When taking a course for
CPE (Continuing Professional Education) and paying CPE fee, the course can
not be used towards the educational requirements of a designation and you do
not participate in the exam or assignment.
REIC 2260: REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS
The objective of this course is to develop a thorough knowledge of both
the fundamental principles and contemporary techniques to the financing
process and the elements of taxation in the analysis of real estate. This is
accomplished using discussion, analyses, case studies, practical exercises,
and intensive calculator use. Credit is awarded for this five day REIC Core
Course upon successful completion of a Mini-Test (40%) and a take-home
assignment (60%).
Materials required:
- Investing in Real
Estate, by Dominique Achour, Ph.D, S.W. Hamilton, Ph.D, Abdul Rahman, Ph.D.
- Hewlett Packard 19BII
financial calculator
REIC 2340: MORTGAGE LENDING FOR RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
To excel, mortgage lending and underwriting professionals need the
"value-added" edge provided by REIC 2340. Mortgage Lending for
Residential Housing is the industry standard that sharpens risk assessment
and risk management skills. Credit is awarded for this three-day course upon
successful completion of a take-home assignment.
REIC 2600: ETHICS & BUSINESS PRACTICE
The objective of REIC 2600 is to aid the real estate practitioner to
develop and refine his or her decision-making skills from an ethical
standpoint. Using factual and hypothetical case studies, group discussions,
workshops, and videos, participants will study various real estate ethical
codes and will acquire the tools and strategies to maintain strict ethical
standards. Credit is awarded for this three day, 20.5 hour course upon
successful completion of the take-home assignment.
Materials provided:
- Course manual
- Text: Business
Ethics.
REIC 2761: BASIC MARKETING & LEASING FOR REAL ESTATE
MANAGERS
Effective marketing and leasing skills are essential for making your
property more competitive and profitable. Learn how to understand marketing and
leasing functions, how to lease more successfully, and how to attract and
retain potential residents and tenants. This practical, hands-on course will
give you key ideas for developing a successful marketing plan and evaluating
marketing efforts. This course can be completed in a two-day classroom option
or via home study.
REIC 2771: MANAGING REAL ESTATE MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.
Maintenance operations play a critical role in every aspect of your
property’s current and future success. They impact everything from
tenant relations and cast control to your ability to create and increase
value. This course focuses on maintenance as a value-adding management issue.
You will learn how to identify and prioritize maintenance tasks including
property inspections as well as preventative maintenance, energy
conservation, safety, emergency preparedness programs and how to handle
environmental hazards. This course can be completed in a two-day classroom
option or via home study.
Materials provided:
- Study guide with
reading materials
- Workbook with practice
exercises and self-study quizzes.
REIC 2842: DEVELOPING HUMAN STRATEGIES FOR REAL ESTATE
MANAGERS.
Successful real estate investment performance depends on your ability to
make the right decisions for retaining and enhancing value at your
properties. This course builds on your fiscal management skills, including
net present value, and internal rate of return. This course can be completed
in a two-day classroom option or via home study.
Materials provided:
- Study guide for
students who enroll in the home study option.
- Workbook with practice
exercises and self-study quizzes. For students who enroll in the
classroom option.
REIC 2863: MARKETING & LEASING STRATEGIES FOR OFFICE
BUILDINGS.
In this intermediate course, you will learn how to develop an office
building marketing plan and leasing strategies. Learn the techniques for
keeping tenants happy as well as how to attract and renew leases. You will
return to work with a wealth of new ideas, lease negotiation techniques, and
tenant relations strategies that will make a positive difference in your
property’s profitability. This course can be completed in a one-day
classroom option of via home study.
Materials provided:
- Study guide
- Workbook with practice
exercises and self-study quizzes.
REIC 2912: WRITING & USING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PLANS.
Explore innovative and effective solutions to challenges faced in this
trying market. This course utilizes a series of comprehensive case studies and
small group discussions to teach you how to work through a workout. Each case
study has a specific management problem for your investigation. From physical
to fiscal, RIEC 2912 helps you solve the most trying problems in property
management. This course requires you to use all of your previous classroom
training to solve these challenges. Your involvement in small group
discussions facilitates "hands-on" decision-making.
Materials provided:
- Handbook for Writing
Your Management Plan: CPM® Admission Credit.
- Study guide
- Workbook with practice
exercises and self-study quizzes.
Materials required:
- Hewlett Packard 19BII
financial calculator
Prerequisite:
It is strongly recommended that students taking the course
should have completed the required financial courses and other fundamental
and/or intermediate courses before enrolling.
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