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Our Story

In 1983, a group of finance majors had a vision to create an organization which promoted opportunities for students to develop relationships with the local business community. Hence, FREO was born.

Membership Requirements

FREO is open to all majors and the only requirement for membership is a desire to learn about the career opportunities associated with the REAL (Real Estate) degree program offered at Angelo State University. Contact Dr. Bill McKinney for more details.

Membership Benefits

• Members develop relationships with local business community



• Relationships help members find a job upon graduation



• Promote social interaction between students and faculty

Real Estate Courses at ASU

• REAL 3350 - Real Estate Principles 1
• REAL 3351 - Real Estate Principles 2
• REAL 3352 - Law of Contracts
• REAL 3353 - Law of Agency
• REAL 4370 - Residential R.E. Appraisal
• REAL 4372 - R.E. Investment Analysis

A broad survey of real estate fundamentals including real and personal property, ownership and estates in land, agency relationships, and contract requirements.

A comprehensive explanation of the appraisal process, real estate math, real estate financing alternatives, appraising income producing property, and property management.

An in-depth look at principal-agent relationships, authority of agent, termination of agency, duties of an agent, intermediary relationships, employment law, deceptive trade practices, listing or buying representation, and disclosure of agency.

Provides basic knowledge, techniques, and tools to analyze and determine most probable rate of return from real estate investments.

A study of real estate appraisal as it relates to estimating the current market value of residential real property.

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