
Explore the role of a real estate agent and the benefits of hiring one through get-ready speaking exercises that practice answers about what agents do and why hire them.
Practice reading aloud the Property Pros advertisement, and analyze the role of a real estate agent in commercial sales, purchases, and landlord property management including tenant screening and rent collection.
Explore the roles of a real estate agent through a reading exercise on advertisements, listing properties, and collecting rent and handling maintenance for buyers and sellers.
Define key real estate terms—party, real estate, lease, owner, seller, tenant, represent, and property management—and understand the roles of buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and their agent.
Practice essential real estate vocabulary and the role of a real estate agent, including negotiation, rent collection, listing, landlord-tenant dynamics, and buyer-seller scenarios.
Examine the role of a real estate agent and the benefits of hiring a property management company, including leasing to qualified tenants, maintenance, and rent collection.
Engage in the speaking exercise as a prospective client to explore a real estate agent’s services, including listing property, renting, finding qualified buyers, and representing you in negotiations.
Meet the team and learn the people in a real estate agency, from head brokers to accountants, paralegals, and property managers, with two vocabulary exercises.
Explore property management concepts of occupancy and vacancy, including vacancy rate, tenant rules, lease compliance, and subletting concerns, through a practical email case and listening exercises.
Practice exercise on asking for permission in real estate, using can to request approval. Role-play a tenant and property manager discussing lease terms and subletting with head-office approval.
Explore types of real estate through a get-ready warmup, a newspaper article on zoning changes, and practice vocabulary for residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
Explore the types of real estate: residential, commercial, industrial, office, and retail, and learn key vocabulary through a Ridgewood zoning case and practice dialogues.
Explore how a land survey defines property lines, turning points, and monuments, using an email case about updating a metes and bounds description.
Explore the parts of a structure, including foundation, ground floor, first floor, roof, exterior, interior, floor, stairs, rooms, walls, and windows, and practice using building vocabulary through home inspection summaries.
Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking, and writing.
Included Features:
A variety of realistic reading passages
Career-specific dialogues
45 reading and listening comprehension checks
Over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases
Guided speaking and writing exercises
Complete glossary of terms and phrases
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The real estate industry is an ever-changing business model and offers opportunities and challenges for agents, both experienced and new. Vital English Real Estate Property Management Fundamentals
takes a look at career path choices agents may need to make throughout their career.
contains detailed lesson plans, a full answer key and audio scripts. The audio CDs contain all recorded material.
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