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Isaac Abeyta
  • Cheyenne, WY
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CCIM Institute: Is it worth it?

Isaac Abeyta
  • Cheyenne, WY
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Has anyone taken the CCIM Institute courses?  After paying for the classes and the yearly memberships, how well do you feel you know the material...was it worth the money?  I'm considering just going for it, to network, and learn more details in bigger acquisitions.  Pros? Cons?  Any other courses you recommend?

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Russ Wallace
  • Cary, NC
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Russ Wallace
  • Cary, NC
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I completed the CCIM four course curriculum in 2011. The knowledge gained is well worth the cost in time, effort and money. The CCIM negotiation class is, in my opinion, the best there is. I also recommend Mortgage Banker Association classes (I've taken mortgage loan underwriting and asset management) and buying/studying books devoted to key skills you may need (e.g., I have textbooks on property appraisal, commercial site analysis and CRE syndication in my reference library).

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