Portfolio of Qualifying Experience Understanding the Submission Process

1. Portfolio of Qualifying Experience Understanding the Submission Process

2. Who are you? – What do you do? Investment/Commercial Land Commercial Leasing Residential Investment Mortgage/Finance Asset/Portfolio Manager Managing Brokers/Owners Consultants/Exchange Facilitators Development Principals Corporate Executives Identify your specific profession and follow the guidelines

3. Requirements for the CCIM Designation (International): • Become a Candidate of the CCIM Institute. • Successfully complete all four Core Courses (CI 101 is a pre-requisite for all core courses) • Submit and have approved a Portfolio of Qualifying Experience prior to taking the comprehensive exam • Successfully Pass the Comprehensive Exam

4. COURSE CURRICULUM UPDATES Effective January 1, 2011: CI-101: Financial Analysis for Commercial Real Estate Strongly recommend retaking if prior to 1992 CI-102: Market Analysis for Commercial Real Estate Strongly recommend retaking if prior to 1999 CI-103: User Decision Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate Strongly recommend retaking if prior to 2000 CI-104: Investment Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate Strongly recommend retaking if prior to 1999

5. Misuse of the Designation, Logo, and Candidacy Status Institute Candidate members who are pursuing the CCIM designation may NOT display the CCIM designation or logo in any manner, and may ONLY refer to their candidate status “ in a resume to a prospective employer or broker”.

6. When should you submit your portfolio? • Portfolios may be submitted at any point during candidacy following completion of CI-101. • The published portfolio deadline is the last date for which portfolios will be accepted to allow sufficient time prior to the Comprehensive Examination for review and grading. • You are strongly encouraged to start compiling your portfolio file once you complete CI-101.

7. 2013 Candidate Guidance Schedule

8. Portfolio Volume Requirements Volume Requirements through December 31, 2013: All transactions must have been completed in the past five (5) years. • 3 or more qualifying activities that total a minimum of $30 million • Exactly 10 qualifying activities that total $5million or more; OR • 20 qualifying activities without regard to total volume These volume requirements will increase on January 1, 2014 back to 10 activities totaling $10 million or 30 qualifying activities.

9. What are Qualifying Activities? Qualifying Activities are defined as: Completed/Closed Commercial Real Estate activities in which you materially participated within FIVE years of the Portfolio Submittal Date.

10. Qualifying Activities • Sale/Purchase/Exchange • Must involve a Deed • Value based on closing price • Commercial Investment Real Estate Lease • 1 year or longer • Value equal to the total “Base Rent” due • Residential Leases do not qualify • Renewals usually do not qualify

11. Qualifying Activities • Commercial Real Estate Development • Must be completed • Value based on sale of property or 3rd party appraisal • Commercial Mortgage Financing of Commercial Real Estate • Must be a Lender or Mortgage Broker • First-position loans only • Loans acquired for you/your company do not qualify

12. Qualifying Activities • Commercial Real Estate Consulting • Must be third-party consulting agreement • Full copy of the consulting report and proof of payment • Residential Investment Real Estate • Must supply all required additional documentation

13. Qualifying Activities • Commercial Appraisals by commercial Appraisers • Active Managers of Commercial Investment Real Estate Representatives/Agents • Commercial Investment Real Estate Active Advisor • ($500,000 in fees) • Non-Transactional Professionals - Asset Managers/Corporate RE Exec, etc. (large commercial organizations)

14. Non-Qualifying Activities • Apartment Management and Apartment/Residential Leasing • Assumption Loans • Construction/Building, Space Planning, Remodeling, Project Management of commercial or investment real estate • Sale of Businesses • Land: sales of less than four single-family unimproved lots i.e. residential land • Leasing of self storage units, boat slips, billboards • Mortgage financing on residential property of less than four units. • Property Management Duties • Referral fees from any source including commercial real estate • Secondary or underlying loans of commercial real estate • The sale or purchase or exchange of personal residences • Commercial lease renewals that DO NOT materially change the original lease Other activities not listed here may not qualify. If you have a question on Qualification, please contact CCIM Designation Department.

15. Traditional Portfolio Traditional Portfolio – Hard Copy or On-Line: The traditional is for those Commercial Real Estate Professionals regardless of time in the commercial real estate industry. • Submit online application • Submit a summary of qualifying activities, transactions, projects or work products • Submit activity data form for each activity • Provide copies of closing or settlement documentation for each activity • Provide a detailed explanation of role and responsibilities • Provide at least two proofs of material participation in each activity. Examples include: • Commission checks • Signature on settlement or closing documents • Copy of deed showing candidate as grantee or grantor • Signed listing agreement with candidates name • Notarized statement from client or supervisor • Provide a recommendation from the local Chapter Representative (or authorized representative)

16. Assembling Traditional Hard Bound Portfolio Each portfolio submitted should contain the following in this order: • Portfolio Submission Form • Portfolio Cover Sheet • Summary of Qualifying Activity • Portfolio checklist • FOR EACH ACTIVITY: • Activity Data Form • Settlement Documentation • 2 Proofs (at least ) of Candidate’s Role • Required submission of examples of • CCIM Skill Sets has been eliminated

18. Step 1: Login

19. Step 2: Submit Agreement

20. Step 3: Upload documents individually by selecting each link.

21. Step 4: Select the appropriate form to upload and click the upload button.

22. Step 5: Confirm document.

23. Step 6: Click Submit Portfolio.

24. Step 7: Apply Payment .

25. Chapter Recommendation Procedure • Candidates must send the Verification and Recommendation Form to your chapter to complete by the published deadline -typically TWO WEEKS before the published Portfolio deadline. • Candidates will be asked by the Chapter Representative(s) to set up time for a face or phone interview. Face to face meeting should be done in the Candidate’s work environment. During the Interview: • Provide a completed professional résumé for review prior to and during the interview. • Discuss your past work history in commercial real estate • Get familiar with the your local CCIM chapter benefits and services DO NOT WAIT TO GET INVOLVED IN YOUR LOCAL CCIM CHAPTER!

26. Questions About Qualifications • Where there is a question of whether your specialization qualifies for the designation, refer it to the overall principal: There must be substantial involvement with real property of a commercial and/or investment nature.

27. Questions About Qualifications (Continued) Question: How would Commercial Property Managers qualify? Answer: A property manager can qualify in two ways: 1. If the person holds the CPM or RPA designation, he or she can apply through the Fast Track Program OR • If the commercial property manager can document significant material involvement in the commercial leasing of or the sale/purchase/ exchange of a qualifying commercial property, he or she may qualify.

28. Questions about Closing & Settlement Question: I am working on a development or consulting project but the transaction has not closed yet. May I submit the transaction? Answer: Only completed activities may be submitted even in the case of developments and consulting. Question: I cannot retrieve the settlement documentation. May I bypass that requirement? Answer: All activities require some form of settlement documentation to show completion/closing for the traditional portfolio. For on-line resume of experience you will submit an affidavit with your transaction summary.

29. Frequently Asked Questions Question: I worked on a lot of deals that are confidential in nature and I cannot submit the required information for security reasons. What should I do? Answer: Adequate documentation is required to verify your activity and material participation. CCIM keeps contents of the portfolio strictly confidential. Portfolios are destroyed after approval. To avoid conflicts of interest, graders do not review portfolios that are submitted from their own state or from persons/firms with whom they are familiar. Contact your client for permission to disclose.

30. Frequently Asked Questions Question: Why are most traditional portfolio’s disapproved? Answer: Portfolios are generally disapproved due to: • Failure to show 2 proofs of transaction. • Failure to show candidate’s material participation. • Failure to include activity in the proper category. • Failure to submit transactions within the last five years time • Failure to use a completed development or activity.

31. Visit CCIM.com • Please visit http://portfolio.ccim.com/pdf/portfoliohandbook.pdf for the Porfolio Writing Handbook that contains more complete details. • The most recent forms are available at: http://portfolio.ccim.com/howtos/process.action The Designation Requirements found on the CCIM Website always supersede what is written and distributed in the Designation Handbook/ or Portfolio Workshop PowerPoint.