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Posted: April 26, 2024
Nahigian of Aurburndale Realty teaches course on Commercial Due Diligence for MA NAIOP
Boston, MA Rob Nahigian, FRICS,SIOR,CRE,MCR, of Aurburndale Realty Co. is teaching and facilitating a course on Commercial Due Diligence in the Sale of RE for MA NAIOP and its Certificate of RE Studies.
The zoom course will be offered during April. Nahigian has taught many courses for MA NAIOP over the years and is a senior lecturer on various topics. The MA NAIOP program offers multiple courses that are offered in 3 or 4 hour sessions that lead to its own Certificate of Real Estate Studies. The program’s faculty includes top and seasoned practitioners in the Boston real estate industry.
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