Real Estate/Property Management
Overview
- Delivery: Evening Classes
- Start: Fall or Spring Semester, Full- or Part-Time
- Location: Apple Valley Site
Outcomes
- Real Estate/Property Management — A.A.S. Degree 64 credits
- Real Estate/Property Management — Diploma 45 credits
- Property Management — Certificate 16 credits
- General Real Estate — Certificate 16 credits
Major Description
This program prepares students to manage and market residential, commercial, industrial and investment real estate. Students are trained to estimate the value of residential and investment properties across the nation. Coursework includes 90 hours of pre-licensing education required for the Minnesota Real Estate license examination.
Work Environment
Property Manager: A property manager is responsible for making sure the property they manage meets the owner's goals and objectives. This work includes screening prospective tenants, showing rental space and/or apartments, negotiating leases, problem solving and customer service. This work will lead to a career in managing and training other property managers.
Real Estate Sales: A real estate salesperson will learn how to qualify prospective buyers, show properties, write and negotiate contracts, estimate the value of residential and/or investment properties and market homes, condominiums, townhomes and investment properties.
Potential Job Titles
- Apartment Rental Agent
- Real Estate Agent
- Realtor
- Real Estate Closer
- Condominium Manager
- Facilities Coordinator
- Housing Manager
- Property Administrator
Salary Data
- Real Estate Agent
Average Wage: $18.74/hour
Top Earners: $32.57/hour - Property Manager
Average Wage: $28.30/hour
Top Earners: $49.18/hour
Academic Advisor
- Lee Anne Xiong
Academic Advisor
leeanne.xiong@dctc.edu
651-423-8537
Dean
- Gary Hebert
Dean of Business, Technology & Customized Training
Instructors
| Martin Otto | 651-423-8453 | martin.otto@dctc.edu | BIO |
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)
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