They attend to zoning issues and work with the public and government on development plans. They work with clients individually to determine needs, credit history and funding sources. They work with representatives of banks or government to secure funding, and they attend to the detailed legal regulations related to the purchase. Property managers oversee the operation of apartment buildings, housing complexes or commercial buildings. Tasks may include securing tenants, coordinating maintenance, ordering supplies for the building and paying the mortgage or rent.
Appraisers assess, compile and analyze data related to property value.
They inspect property to determine construction quality, age and availability of utilities. They work with plats and other legal documents for proper documentation. Housing researchers conduct research to determine needs and recommend solutions to housing problems such as access issues for the disabled, affordable low-income housing, or availability of housing for special populations. Offering coursework which is designed to meet the needs of housing employers. Assisting you to find quality internships.