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Advanced Loan Monitoring in Support of Commercial Real Estate Lending
An advanced LM course, 8 hours over 4 weeks, for Commercial Lenders and Quantity Surveyors who want to learn from challenging LM cases
Introductory video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S4EWtpGpCZakAyj87tZIvuJitJVQNI84/view
The 8-hour Advanced Loan Monitoring in support of Commercial Real Estate Lending Certificate Course is offered over 4 weeks in 2-hour modules. This course begins on Wednesday April 29th at 1pm Eastern Time and continues for subsequent Wednesdays until May 20th. Zoom details will be forwarded to you prior to the first session. Questions can be directed to the CACQS Executive Director at paul@cacqs.ca
Advanced Loan Monitoring: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The course features real-life case studies to provide participants with a deeper understanding of how loan monitoring supports the essential component of any lender’s management protocols when financing construction projects. While not a prerequisite, the ideal participant will have some Loan Monitoring experience or have taken either of the basic CACQS Loan Monitoring courses. Specific focus will be given to real world project examples, problem solving exercises and option analysis for common issues that could potentially arise on the construction projects and their financing. After taking this course, participants will have gained additional critical analysis skills and tools to help in their decision making processes as they manage an ever more complex lending environment.
Ken King has almost 50 years of experience as a professional Quantity Surveyor. Since retiring from Hanscomb Limited, Ken has served as a Director with Core Two Construction and Property Consultants. His past positions also includes senior roles with Alberta Infrastructure, the City of Vancouver and the Territory of Nunavut. As an instructor, Ken has worked with UBC, the University of Alberta, BCIT, Langara College, VCC, Douglas College, CMHC, Business Development Bank of Canada, Veterans Affairs Canada and the Certified General Accountants of British Columbia.