Excellence and Creativity in Asset. and Property Management

Overview:

Introduction:

Property management teaches you effective ways to manage, administer, and sell property owned by another party or entity. Professionals may handle all aspects related to a property, from finding potential buyers, maintaining house integrity, or making sure tenants respect their contractual obligations. Managed properties include residential and vacation properties, commercial retail space, or industrial warehouse space. The real estate and property management discipline deals with four major areas: marketing and financial aspects, tenant and occupancy, facilities of the property, and administration and risk. Real estate and property management integrate theories from other disciplines like accounting, finance, business administration, and strategic management.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, the participants will be able to:

• Know the workings of the commercial property market and its relevance to national and international financial and investment markets
• Know the advanced current investment and appraisal techniques
• Know legal, economic, planning, technical, and facilities management factors in property management decision making
• Know the IT in the property industry
• Know environmental considerations of real estate development and management

Target Audience :

• Real estate professionals who want to break into the real estate investing and commercial real estate private equity field
• Property managers who want to move into the investment and strategy side of the real estate business
• Landlords and commercial property owners who want to maximize the value of their real estate portfolio

Course Outlines:

Unit 1:

• Definition of corporate assets and properties.
• Knowing the reasons for the emergence of the need to manage assets and property.
• List the types of assets and properties for companies.
• Fixed assets: An accounting process that seeks to track fixed assets for the purpose of financial accounting.
• IT Asset Management: A set of business norms that combine financial, contractual, and inventory functions to support life-cycle management and strategic decision-making for the IT environment.

Unit 2:

• Digital Asset Management: A form of electronic media content management including digital assets.
• Management and supervision of assets and property.
• Adding and buying new assets and properties.
• Transferring and posting assets and property and following them up.

Unit 3:

• Destruction or sale of assets and property that are dispensed with.
• Book and market values of all kinds of assets and properties.
• Types of risks to assets and property of companies.
• Methods of managing the risks of assets and property owned by companies.

Unit 4:

• The importance of insurance on corporate assets and properties.
• Technical and legal rules and regulations for insurance documents appropriate for corporate assets and properties.
• Negotiating skills with insurance companies when issuing and renewing appropriate insurance documents to cover corporate assets and properties.
• Asset management culture and its principles and concepts based on international best practices and specifications.

Unit 5:

• Depreciation accounts of assets and property.
• The inventory of assets and property.
• The skills of the use of computers in the management of assets and property.
• The evaluation at end of the course.