Graduate Course Descriptions

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5630. Real Estate: A Personal Investment Perspective

3.00 credits

Prerequisites: FNCE 5101 or FNCE 5182; open to MBA students, others with consent.

Grading Basis: Graded

Real estate is a major component of household wealth. Important household real estate decisions include, for example, where to buy a house; renting versus owning a home; choosing between alternative mortgage instruments; understanding the house purchase transaction; and the risks and returns of real estate investing. This course surveys the fundamentals of real estate from a personal investment perspective.

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