Looking for a tutor with a skillset in
finance
real estate
This is for a highly academic student who is in the honors program at his university
(he is taking 15 units)
An ideal opportunity for a UCLA, USC or graduate student with experience in a demanding academic environment, and a strong background in real estate or finance. Only apply if you're organized, driven, dependable, and enjoy working with college-aged students.
Please inquire even if only one course is your background
Courses planned for Fall Semester:
REAL 327 – Legal Aspects of Real Estate
The study of the historical, foundational, and fundamental legal principles involving both commercial and residential real estate. An exploration of issues, case studies, and current events in the area of real estate law and ethics in the real estate marketplace. Special emphasis is given to transactions, investments, and the development of real estate, as such relates to contracts, land use requirements, environmental concerns, and risk management matters.
ETLW 311 – Business Law I
Covers the fundamentals of United States law and legal system, relationship of law to ethics, criminal law, torts, contract, agency, risk management, insurance, and hiring and managing an attorney. Special emphasis is given to preventing legal problems and resolving conflicts in business for business practitioners. Systems and methods of dispute resolution are considered including negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and the U.S. judicial system including small claims court.
DSCI 303 – Operations & Supply Chain Management
Operations and Supply Chain Management is the systematic direction and control of the processes that transform inputs into finished goods or services. Operations is one of the primary functions of a firm. While marketing induces the demand for products and finance provides the capital, operations and the supply chain produce and deliver the products and services. Without superior operational performance, companies cannot thrive in today’s globally competitive environment. This course introduces the concepts and analytic methods that are useful in understanding the management of a firm’s operations and supply chain.
FINA 300 – Financial Management
This course is an introduction to the fundamental principles that guide the financial manager in making asset management, valuation and financing decisions. Topics include ratio analysis, time value of money, stock and bond valuation, risk and return (CAPM), capital budgeting, financial planning, and cost of capital.
REAL 320 -Principles of Real Estate
The study of the principles and practices surrounding real estate assets within the U.S. financial markets. Includes an investigation of urban economic forces on financing, investment, and valuation decisions, and legal effects on market efficiency. The ethical implications of real estate principles and practices will be emphasized.
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Requirements:
Strong academic or professional background in the subject(s)
Ability to explain concepts clearly and help with exam prep, assignments, and applied problem-solving
Prior tutoring or teaching experience preferred
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