Navigating Distressed Assets in Commercial Real Estate
This course provides a comprehensive overview of distressed properties in the real estate market, focusing on commercial real estate assets. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the various types of distressed properties, how to identify them, conduct due diligence, and formulate investment strategies. Through real-world case studies and practical insights, students will learn how to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by distressed real estate assets.
Method of Course Presentation: Internet
Course Category: Professional Development
Course Textbook and Outline Information:
This professional development course consists of one hour of original materials created by Connect Classroom in collaboration with experienced subject matter experts in the commercial real estate field.
Refund Policy: Courses are non-refundable
Learning Objectives:
- Define Distressed Properties: Understand the concept of distressed properties in real estate and differentiate between types of distress, including financial, physical, operational, and market-related distress.
- Identify Distressed Properties: Develop the skills and techniques to identify distressed properties through market research, networking, and thorough due diligence.
- Conduct Due Diligence: Learn how to conduct comprehensive due diligence on distressed properties, including legal, financial, and environmental assessments, to evaluate investment risks and opportunities.
- Assess Investment Risks: Identify and assess the potential risks associated with distressed asset investments, including legal, financial, and market risks.
- Formulate Investment Strategies: Develop effective investment strategies for distressed properties, considering various financing options, acquisition methods, and risk mitigation techniques.
- Evaluate Financial Viability: Analyze the financial aspects of distressed properties, including cash flow projections, renovation costs, and exit strategies.
- Navigate Legal and Regulatory Considerations: Understand the legal and regulatory landscape of distressed property investments, including foreclosure laws, zoning regulations, and tenant rights.
- Apply Market Analysis: Utilize market analysis techniques to assess the market conditions and trends that affect distressed property investments.
- Implement Value-Adding Strategies: Explore strategies for adding value to distressed properties, including renovation, repositioning, and property management improvements.
- Create an Investment Plan: Develop a comprehensive investment plan that aligns with individual investment goals and risk tolerance.
Instructor/Industry Expert(s):
- Matthew Ody, GSI, CNE® Industry Expert, InstructorInstructor at Connect Classroom
