Consumers typically do not account for the long-term operating costs they take on when they purchase an inefficient product or home, so most homeowners do not understand where energy (and therefore money) is being wasted in their home. They also do not understand the correlation between efficiency and the comfort, health, and safety of their home.

This course will take attendees through an energy performance score assessment; examine data and case studies for completed energy improvements; and look at energy efficiency from the perspective of homeowners, prospective homebuyers, lenders, and appraisers.

Attendance is free and attendees may earn up to 3.5 CE credit hours in Oregon. Register for the RMLS™ Broker Education Series event in Salem.

Spend the evening with PSU Master of Real Estate (MRED) Academic Director Dr. Gerard Mildner and Center for Real Estate Executive Director Julie Gibson. They will discuss how this program’s curriculum is tailored to your needs while using Portland as an urban laboratory for applied learning.

The MRED degree offers a noteworthy partnership between the School of Business Administration and the Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning. This session will begin with highlights of how this graduate degree offers a multidisciplinary approach to studying real estate, followed by tips and admissions information, and conclude with an opportunity for questions.

RSVP to the PSU Center for Real Estate.