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David Zipparo
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Raleigh, NC
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Taking The CCIM Course (Certified Commercial Investment Member)

David Zipparo
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Raleigh, NC
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Background:  Capital Markets broker with Avison Young in Raleigh focusing transactions on office and retail.  Decided during the pandemic that I was going to use the opportunity to sharpen skills with educationMy college degree is in accounting and after a couple years as an auditor I decided to jump into real estate as a broker.

CCIM 101 - Financial Analysis (July 2020): Online course was taken over 2 weeks and I passed the test on August 1st.  Took the class with Jeremey Cryier and would recommend him as an instructor.  Course was certainly a good amount of information - I imagine the 1 week in person course is really straining. The course really gave me a good understanding of how to underwrite a deal from cash perspective, debt perspective, tax perspective and more.  Having a background in accounting helped me absorb the material at the rate its given at.    

CCIM 104 (September 2020): Stay tuned

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