Content varies depending upon instructor. Course has included topics in both corporate finance and investments. Topics include the nature of real estate credit, sources of funds, structure of the mortgage market, principles of mortgage risk analysis, and policies and practices of major lending institutions. Also included are basic real estate law principles. Economic theories of value as applied to residential and income properties, factors influencing real-property values, apraising real property, framework for real estate investment decisions, rate of return analysis, determinants of real estate investment policy for borrowers and lenders.
Content varies depending on instructor.
Topics have included options and futures, mergers and acquisitions. Topics include financial analysis, planning, working-capital management, financial math, valuation, and capital budgeting. Master's status in the School of Business and either MATH 1100 or equivalent. Addresses fundamental principles of economics from the managerial perspective. Topics include supply and demand in markets, analysis of production and cost, consumer theory, analysis of market structure, the banking system, and macroeconomics.