Property Investment Course

One of the best ways to make money work is to invest it. There are numerous investment vehicles to choose from, including equities, fixed income, and cash equivalents. One other form of investment vehicle that is proven to yield high rewards is none other than properties.

Property investment involves the purchase and ownership of a property and putting it up for resale and/or rent for profit. Investment properties come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including residential property, farm, offices, industrial units, and leisure premises.

Although property investment is one of the time-tested ways to build wealth and reach financial goals, it does come with its own risks. You can easily lose money as a result of investing in a poorly chosen property or even rack up millions in debt if you do not know how to properly manage your investment. As such, if you feel serious in investing in properties, it is essential that you know what you are doing and where you are going to become precise with your choices and get the most of them.

This course introduces you to the key areas of property investment, so as to provide you foundation knowledge on the practice and widen your understanding of the concepts and processes involved in this wealth-building activity. It tells you how property compares to other investment vehicles and gives you an idea how much you need to invest on specific types of property. It also outlines the range of investment properties from which you can choose from, enabling you to identify which one best suits your needs, goals, and tolerance for risks.

The course also teaches you how to calculate income from selling or renting out properties, manage your finances, refurbish properties, select and manage tenants, and get a tenancy agreement in order. As you go deeper into the course, you can also explore the subject property selling and property taxes.

Syllabus

Below are some of the topics that are spread out through the course that you will find valuable in your pursuit of new or additional knowledge and professional development:

• Introduction to property investment
• Identifying the ideal property
• Getting the reward—how to calculate incomes
• Effective financial management
• The right approach to refurbishing properties
• Getting the tenancy agreement in order
• Finding the right tenants
• How to proper manage tenants
• Maintaining order—dealing with problem tenants
• Primer on property selling
• Navigating through property taxes

• Allow you to keep up to date on the aspects of your career
• Give you an insight into your chosen career path
• Fill in the gaps of any knowledge you may not have
• Enhance your resume
• Show you are a committed learner