Each course addresses a specific phase of how an individual investor should approach a real estate project, from initial evaluation to understanding collective arrangements.
How our courses work
Our courses are delivered in self-paced format. Each module covers a specific topic with written explanations, worked examples based on document types common in the Chilean real estate market, and practical exercises that ask you to apply the frameworks covered.
We do not require prior experience in real estate or finance. The foundational course starts from first principles. The intermediate and advanced courses assume familiarity with the material covered at the previous level.
Course content is updated when there are relevant changes to Chilean regulations, standard practice in the market, or new patterns that investors should be aware of.
A note on what our courses cover
Our courses teach analytical frameworks and information literacy for real estate project evaluation. They do not constitute investment advice, legal counsel, or professional financial guidance. Decisions about whether to invest in any specific project are yours to make based on your own analysis and, where appropriate, professional advice.
Course Catalogue
Foundational
This course introduces the structure of real estate development projects in Chile. It covers how projects are initiated, what the key phases are, who the participants are, and how the financial structure of a typical project is organized. No prior experience required.
Intermediate
This course focuses on the documents that underpin a real estate project. You will learn what each document type should contain, how to identify gaps or inconsistencies, and what the absence of specific documents signals about the state of a project. Assumes completion of the foundational course or equivalent knowledge.
Advanced
This course examines the specific challenges of evaluating real estate projects that involve collective participation. It covers the legal structures used, the information that participants are entitled to receive, and the governance and reporting standards that distinguish a well-managed arrangement from a poorly structured one.