Aec In Residential Real Estate Broker in LaSalle College, Montreal, Canada

Aec In Residential Real Estate Broker in LaSalle College, Montreal

This intensive Residential real estate broker 2-semester training (AEC) is tailored for people interested in real estate and looking for a dynamic career.

This program trains students to execute all the tasks and functions required of a residential real estate broker. Working as intermediaries between buyers and sellers throughout all stages of the real estate transaction, real estate brokers advise, counsel and support clients.

Graduates will meet the criteria of the Real Estate Brokerage Act and pass the certification exam of the OACIQ (the authority of real estate brokerage in Québec).

Concentration Courses

• Financing of a Real Estate (45 h)
• Architecture and Construction (45 h)
• Real Estate Law (90 h)
• Contract Drafting (90 h)
• Management and Sales (45 h)
• Evaluation of a Real Estate (45 h)
• Task of a Residential Broker (75 h)

* The College reserves the right to substitute some courses.

Career Prospects

Graduates are qualified to become residential real estate brokers.

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