Gain the expertise to work with international clients in your local market. With the surge of international investment in the U.S. real estate market and the rapidly growing immigrant population, specializing in this market can help you reap great rewards.
Awarded to REALTORS who:
- Pass the required Local Markets and Transaction Tools courses as well as three regional courses.
- Accumulate 100 elective points through various activities or events.
- Submit completed designation application ($75 fee).
- And, maintain CIPS Network membership ($220 annually).
Designees may easily be located at REALTOR.com by consumers and at REALTOR.org/global and through the CIPS Network for referrals. Earn the CIPS and receive:
- The monthly e-newsletter Global Perspectives.
- Customizable marketing materials.
- A smartphone app for conversions and language translation.
- And, invitations to exclusive events.
The Americas and International Real Estate (CIPS)
This course offers practical information for practitioners who work with North, Central and South American or Caribbean investors or those relocating to the United States. Historical and cultural influences, regional relationships, and investment opportunities are covered along with a special focus on Mexico.
CE Credit: 0 hours
Cost: $150 Members/$175 Non-Members.
Europe and International Real Estate
This course provides valuable tools for working with clients from Western and Central Europe, including information on the European Union and its impact on international real estate, economic and real estate trends, networking and relationships, and marketing and selling practices.
CE Credit:0 hours
Cost: $150 Members/$175 Non-Members.
This program is part of the CIPS Institute and is required for the CIPS designation. Visit www.realtor.org/cips for designation requirements, application and annual membership fees.
Asia/Pacific and International Real Estate
This course covers real estate practices in Asia and the Pacific Region with an emphasis on cultural influences, economic trends and investment opportunities. A special segment on working with Japanese clients is included.
CE Credit:0 hours
Cost: $150 Members/$175 Non-Members.
This program is part of the CIPS Institute and is required for the CIPS designation. Visit www.realtor.org/cips for designation requirements, application and annual membership fees.
Call 800/239-4432 or e-mail educate@nysar.com for more information or to register.