Programs to sharpen your tools in CRE
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[{"id": "fyvvgff", "text": "How is your experience in brokerage? I'm starting soon and a little worried about closing deals and how long it might take. Although I have a good amount saved up, still in the back of my head. I'm probably gonna go in on the buyers/tenant rep side.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fyvyefa", "text": "Given your 18 monhs in a bro shop - Do you see CRE a better option still over resi.?\n\nHow do you see things shaping up in next 2q's...\n\nThanks.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fyww1o8", "text": "Udemy.  If you are looking to gain skills more geared towards development, you will want to understand putting together a pro-forma and doing deal analysis.  I've been in CRE brokerage 13 years and have gained investment and even development experience without leaving brokerage entirely... I co-own my own boutique shop which helps.  I've used Udemy and quality does vary somewhat but have found some high quality classes and much cheaper than other routes.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fyz6ax4", "text": "CCIM offers some [free courses](https://www.ccim.com/education/promo/free-center-for-realtor-development-courses/) at a basic level. I just found this yesterday and will get started on it soon. Most of it may be very entry level but it's good to practice the basics for a good foundation.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]