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Stately manor houses and ancient castles, suburban homes, downtown skyscrapers, shopping malls, oil and gas leases, farms, and ranches — real estate law comprises all these things. In the past, land was the foundation of wealth in both England and America; today, real property is still one of the most important capital assets in the American economy. Most, if not all, real property law is state-specific, as real estate — unlike other forms of wealth — is neither a movable nor a liquid asset. As a real estate lawyer, you will represent landowners, developers, landlords, tenants, lenders, oil and gas producers, environmental groups, and other players in this exciting field of law.
Here is a list of courses every aspiring real estate lawyer should take:
Here is a list of recommended courses related to real estate law. You should choose the courses that interest you or will further your career objectives.
You should consider taking one or more of the following courses, which may be useful in the practice of real estate law:
Here is a list of faculty members who teach real estate law courses or who are interested in the field. Please contact them if you have questions about these courses or this practice area.