Real Property Administration (Assessment & Appraisal)

This two-year diploma program is designed to prepare you to become a highly versatile and in-demand professional in the property valuation and property tax sectors.

You will acquire in-depth knowledge of property appraisal and property assessment fields, including all aspects of the property assessment system, the assessment appeals process, and property tax calculation and administration.

Your learning experience will incorporate leading-edge industry technology, industry-standard techniques, practical experience, and is enhanced by established strategic industry partnerships.

This hands-on program offers university-level courses. You will require accountability, responsibility, proficiency in time management, attention to detail, diligence and hard work along with good verbal and written communication skills in order to meet industry-prescribed standards. The ability to work both independently and as part of a team are also essential to your success in this program.

What You’ll Learn

• Solve financial problems, make business decisions.
• Analyze financial statements.
• Understand and interpret basic building trade blueprints.
• Develop observation and investigation skills with relationship to the real estate market.
• Develop appraisal skills of specific properties and utilizing select appraisal techniques.
• Understand and interpret several provincial Acts; i.e. Assessment and Planning Act.
• Apply several advanced computer applications.
• Understand mortgage law and apply the techniques of mortgage financing.
• Acquire an understanding of the basic concepts of real property law and real estate practice.
• Acquire the skills and procedures to conduct an entire title search on real property in Ontario.
• Acquire the necessary skills to valuate property and determine their equitable assessments for taxation purposes in Ontario.
• Acquire the ability to utilize the tools of short and long range planning in reference to the day to day management of revenue producing properties so that management may plan for future development.