WEBINAR TRAINING - LEASE ANALYSIS, VALUATION, NEGOTIATION AND APPROVAL

Four days course, September 16, 21, 28, 30

8:30 AM to 12 PM
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

Please note that these online continuing education sessions constitute your entire time commitment. No additional work or exams are required to complete the courses and obtain your professional credits.

Registration includes the manual that will be sent to you.

 

Include course manual in English only.

A nine-module, two-day course, targeted for commercial real estate property managers with a minimum of 3-5 years of experience. Classroom instruction from seasoned professionals, reinforced by case studies and student discussion. A complete package-instruction, peer networking, and a comprehensive course manual that is easy to read and understand and a valuable resource back on the job. Examines the most efficient ways to work on the leasing process with the property management team, brokerage team, architects, engineers, designers, consultants, government regulators and inspectors, mortgage servicing team and tenants. Provides course participants the opportunity to participate in a case study regarding the leasing process, serving the role of either the tenant or landlord in a mock lease negotiation, followed by group discussions and sharing team results.

 

Guest former: Jean-François Bigras, CPM, RPA, MBA

The Lease Analysis, Valuation, Negotiation and Approval Curriculum— What You’ll Learn

 Module 1: The Real Estate Asset Manager

  • Roles and responsibilities of an asset manager
  • Ownership types
  • Real estate markets and product types
  • Asset manager’s responsibilities in acquisitions; property manager selection and monitoring; leasing; business plans, budgets and capital plans; hold/sell analysis; tenant relations

Module 2: Economic Impact on Real Estate Fundamentals and Lease Negotiations

  • Relevance of economic principles to real estate
  • Difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics and how each plays a role in real estate business
  • Government’s role and effect on the economy
  • How economy and supply/demand impact real estate fundamentals

Module 3: Negotiating Strategies

  • The steps to successful negotiations
  • Utilizing (and countering) negotiating tactics
  • The importance of follow-through and evaluation
  • Negotiations group exercise

Module 4: Parties Involved in the Lease Negotiation

  • Roles of asset manager, property management team, brokerage team, architects, engineers, designers, consultants, government regulators and inspectors, mortgage servicing team, and tenants in the leasing process
  • How these parties work together to complete the leasing transaction

Module 5: Choosing a Brokerage Team

  • Connection between brokerage team and value of the property
  • Steps in evaluating, selecting and contracting with brokerage team, including the RFP process

Module 6: Deal Transaction Flow

  • How leasing impacts the value of the property
  • Pre-transaction, transaction, and post-transaction phases of the leasing process – everything from understanding the owner’s goals, to showing and leasing the space, to tenant move-in

Module 7: Principal Lease Terms and Provisions

  • Key lease provisions and impact on value
  • Types of leases – gross, net, hybrid, GSA leases
  • Basic financial considerations of a lease to calculate total occupancy cost, net effective rent, and advanced recovery items
  • Floor measurement
  • The lease through the eyes of an asset manager

Module 8: Case Study – New Lease

  • Basic concepts associated with valuing a lease, including financial analysis formulae (NPV, IRR, ROI, simple payback); types of leases
  • Principles of the leasing process from the tenant’s and landlord’s perspective
  • Lease structure, including rent options
  • Impact of the lease on the value of the property
  • Case Study (group exercise) – landlord/tenant negotiations

Module 9: Value Creation at the Property Level

  • Wrap-up – how the “team” (asset manager, property manager, leasing team) works together to add value to the property through leasing, tenant retention, property operations, and environmental and sustainability practices
  • Review of key concepts and takeaways

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**Given the circumstances related to COVID-19, and our physical absence from the BOMA Quebec office, please note that only credit card payments are accepted. Our priority is to quickly confirm your registration and ensure your participation in the activities.

 

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Member
750.00 $
Only active member
Non-member
950.00 $