Propert Management Qualifications/Courses
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Probably too late and too far away (though I'm not sure where you are). But at least it will give you an idea of courses, topics and costs.
This one is pffered by the Reals Estate Institute of tha ACT
Contact is [email protected]
This one is pffered by the Reals Estate Institute of tha ACT
Contact is [email protected]
Check out this post: http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6527
Despite the issues discussed in the thread mentioned above - its a good question you ask.
Judging by the responses made previously, you need to approach the Real Estate Governing Body for YOUR state - and find out what sort of qualifications AND registration you require. (In Vic- the Real Estate Institue of Victoria - REIV, I don't know who for NSW)
Each state has different laws governing property management - so it tends to be state specific. However there is a lot of similarity between the different state laws (as far as I've investigated) and the basic principals of good management apply regardless of these laws.
How about getting a job (as part of your training/objectives) with a RealEstate Agent managing property - or I would more stongly recommend with a company that specialises in property managing. (I have a softer spot for those that specialise in this field, than a business that also sells property. In my experience, those that also sell often treats the management side as less important part of their business, and have a big staff turnover in property managers and may have 'poorer' standards of management). Training and knowledge is one important thing, experience and skill another.
All the best in your endevours.
JAM
Despite the issues discussed in the thread mentioned above - its a good question you ask.
Judging by the responses made previously, you need to approach the Real Estate Governing Body for YOUR state - and find out what sort of qualifications AND registration you require. (In Vic- the Real Estate Institue of Victoria - REIV, I don't know who for NSW)
Each state has different laws governing property management - so it tends to be state specific. However there is a lot of similarity between the different state laws (as far as I've investigated) and the basic principals of good management apply regardless of these laws.
How about getting a job (as part of your training/objectives) with a RealEstate Agent managing property - or I would more stongly recommend with a company that specialises in property managing. (I have a softer spot for those that specialise in this field, than a business that also sells property. In my experience, those that also sell often treats the management side as less important part of their business, and have a big staff turnover in property managers and may have 'poorer' standards of management). Training and knowledge is one important thing, experience and skill another.
All the best in your endevours.
JAM
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