This specialist manages private, company and institutional property to maximise returns. To do so, s/he must have a thorough knowledge of the conditions of the different segments of the property market (residential and non-residential) and the product selling and rental rates. Must also be familiar with optimisation and financial calculation models and techniques (under restriction). Must also keep up-to-date with the evolution of financial markets, especially the mortgage markets, whether domestic or foreign.

• Manage the potential profits obtained from real property: analyse and decide on the best option in each case, that is, the direct use of these assets, their sale or rental.
• Also in charge of property maintenance or improvements: choose or negotiate who is in charge of carrying out maintenance tasks; manage and supervise the maintenance work.

• Carry out real estate market research (prospective research of the market in different sectors).
• Analyse financial markets and their evolution.
• Study and analyse the tax and legal system in terms of personal property, with a special focus on real estate to identify the best options with regard to investments and profitability.
• According to these analyses, advise the clients (both external and internal) on the best choice of investment.

Regulated training and graduates

• Grau: Ciències empresarials-management
• Grau: Administració i direcció d'empreses
• Grau: Economia
• Grau: Economia i gestió
• Grau: Dret

Complementary training

Other specific skills

Learning and use of knowledge: Level 2

Analytical thought: Level 2

Customer orientation: Level 1

Orientation within reach: Level 3

Planning and organisation: Level 1

Management

The organisation, administration and control of a company or entity are the main interests of people related to the management field. Activities included in this field of interest vary from effective resource management, feasibility analyses and solving business problems to the development of skills and fostering of motivation in relation to human resources. Knowledge regarding specific techniques of strategic administration and business management are required to carry out these activities.

Logistics

The planning, organisation, control and carrying out of logistics and administrative tasks are the focus of people who work in the field of logistics. Activities in the field of logistics include the organisation and planning of supply, storage, production and distribution systems, taking inventories, controlling stock and estimating production, as well as the organisation and/or carrying out of the administrative tasks necessary for the implementation of these activities. Knowledge of organisation, control and management techniques is essential for carrying out these activities.

Quality consultant

Expert auditor

Payroll specialist

Auditor specialised in finance

Quality auditor

• Work hours

  They normally work eight hours a day.

• Salary

  Salaries paid to these professionals are highly variable and depend on their degree of experience, knowledge and the size of the company worked for. These can in theory range between 24,000 and 80,000 Euros gross per annum.

• Professional category

  Technician

• Human resources and equipment

  The human resources required when starting a consultancy operating in real asset management or other consist of specialised staff (senior and junior), plus the material resources needed to carry out the work. Access to the appropriate IT resources is essential.

• Initial investments

  The investment that must be made (as a self-employed worker) is the cost of the computer equipment and transport. If it is someone who has participated in the setting up of a consultancy or advising firm, the investments are the same as starting up a business with a certain infrastructure (premises, workers, computer and support equipment, etc).