What commercial skills does the training cover?
Underwriting and deal math begin with source documents: rent rolls, operating statements, leases, and the assumptions behind NOI, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, and debt service coverage. Separate historical performance from projections and identify what still needs to be verified.
Prospecting starts with understanding owners and their priorities. Build an owner database, qualify an actual opportunity, and ask questions that establish the client’s intended outcome. CoStar and Crexi are part of the tool conversations: learn to use data critically, check sources, and organize property research. Membership pricing on tools is separate from assuming a software subscription is included.
Follow the transaction from an LOI through a PSA or lease, with due diligence and contract deadlines kept in view. Dealmaker includes the Contracts Library from real transactions. Training is general education; licensing requirements vary by state. Consult your broker, attorney, or CPA for transaction-specific questions.