"Commercial Professional Development"

• Start Date: June 02, 2008 / 8:30 AM CDT
• End Date: June 03, 2008 / 5:30 PM CDT
• 301 Congress Avenue, Suite 360
• (512) 394-9333
• www.charliedismore.com
• $299 for 13 hours of TREC MCE credit; $249 for members of BOMA, IREM, CREW, IFMA, CCIM and CLBA.

So when is 13 your lucky number? When you can maximize your time and real estate continuing education investment in commercial courses with real content and skill-building training that you can take back to the office and use immediately. This medley of four courses focuses on the most popular commercial training Charlie has to offer in a whirlwind 2-day offering. For details on each course, check out Charlie's web site. On Monday, we will cover the popular Leader Leverage: Strategies for Leading and Developing Your Real Estate Team (Course #03-00-098-5346) in the morning and address financial expertise in the afternoon with How to Build a Better Budget (Course #03-00-098-5349). On Tuesday, the morning is dedicated to Project Management with Managing Tenant Improvements - Real Estate Construction Management (Course #04-00-040-6877) and the afternoon to What Every Property Professional Needs to Know About Leasing, Marketing and Tenant Retention (Course #03-00-098-5341). These courses will springboard your commercial property management career to the next level. Charlie Dismore, CCIM, CFM, CPM, FMA, RPA is an accredited TREC Real Estate Provider (# 0475) and a nationally recognized authority in real estate operations and management. In addition, he is a member of the National Speakers Association with a long history of successful presentations across the country.

Managing Tenant Improvements for Building and Facility Engineers

• Start Date: June 10, 2008 / 11:30 AM CDT
• End Date: June 17, 2008 / 11:30 AM CDT
• 301 Congress Avenue, Suite 360
• (512) 554-1763
• www.aafame.org
• $49 for AAFAME and BOMA Members; $75 for others

Charlie will be presenting his nationally acclaimed seminar on Managing Tenant Improvements for AAFAME in Austin on two consecutive Tuesdays, March 10th and 17th over a 2-hour lunch each day. Lunch and parking will be provided at the event location. Seminar content will include how non-experts may be equipped and prepared to supervise Tenant construction projects at their buildings. Topics will include selection and contracting with Architects and General Contractors, working with the Tenant, conducting construction meetings, preparing and administering project budgets and schedules, handling change orders, overseeing the construction process, working with non-GC contractors and vendors, keeping project minutes, working the Punch List, obtaining Certificates of Occupancy and Certificates of Insurance, overseeing the move-in, and much more. Contact the Austin office of AAFAME directly for additional information and registration.